Yes, so selfish that she spends the whole entire movie worried and caring for her sister Elsa, and even wants to die for her.1. Anna is selfish, in that she always wants to get her way.
That's right ! Because in the end she lets Elsa be slaughtered by Hans and she kisses Kristoff and lets her die. Oh wait !She doesn’t consider the wishes of others, only her own.
She's like 3- 17 years old at this point, she's not going to do those sort of things, she's a Princess, why would she have chores ?Does she have any chores, or just roam the halls all day? Why not talk to the servants (Kai, Gerda, etc.) and help them with their functions, if she truly has nothing else to do?
Anna doesn't seem like the type to do those sorts of things, that seems more like Elsa. Anna is more adventurous, reckless, restless, and outgoing. She's going to have more fun sliding down the castle staircase.Why doesn’t Anna read? The castle surely has a library. Or write, for that matter? Why doesn’t she get some hobbies?
This seems so manipulate to try and make people dislike Anna. She's a princess, not a queen.I’m sure that there are poor people in her kingdom wondering where there next meal is coming from who would have LOVED to have been brought up in Anna’s supposedly dreadful conditions.
Again, manipulative. She was like, 3 years old when it occurred. She was basically a baby, a toddler.Anna doesn’t even have to suffer the guilt for the accident – yet she was the one at fault for inadvertently causing it.
Because she believes that her sister Elsa, most likely dislikes her ! So of course Anna is going to be heartbroken and upset ! She just wants to be happy and having fun again with Elsa !During the coronation ceremony, when Elsa simply tells her sister that their relationship cannot be close, Anna storms off in a huff, acting as if she were entitled to her sister’s attentions
Because Anna is alone, and I guess it's a crime now to fall in love and be so alone and so desperate for love and attention, that you cling to somebody, plus Hans was making her happy, cheerful and was giving her life. Hans also told her that he would never shut her out, like Elsa does. So of course Anna is going to be like this. Shame on you Anna for falling in love ! You sick twisted creature !what does Anna do but thrust a guy right in Elsa’s face during the coronation party and begin talking about her engagement. “Me, me, me.”
She's naive. She also failed to understand that Hans just told her that he didn't get along with his brothers at all, but she's naive.Worse, Anna suddenly assumes an authority that she doesn’t have, treating it as a fait accompli that all 12 of Hans’s brothers will live in Elsa’s castle –
Because Anna believes that Elsa is being cold to her again, and again, believes that her sister most likely hates her guts and refuses her to be happy with Hans.Elsa tries desperately to speak with Anna alone, privately, to explain why this can’t happen. But Anna refuses even to concede that much. After years of wanting Elsa’s attention, she won’t even speak to her one on one.
Hahahhaahaha ! Oh my gosh, comedy gooold ! I just can't ! Dear writer, you are the one who is being manipulative.Then Anna tries emotional manipulation
It's a Disney movie, and Anna is a Disney princess. It's a family animated movie. Jasmine didn't give a toss about this, neither did Snow White, neither did anybody else.he individuals in attendance at this function are the representatives of nations with which Arendelle clearly has diplomatic relations, trade relations, etc. The impression that they form of the stability (or instability) of the Arendelle monarchy will determine their nations’ relationships to Arendelle in the future: Do we trade with Arendelle, or is it too politically unstable? Is the monarchy so feeble that we opportunistically attempt a coup?
Because she's worried about Elsa. She understands Elsa now, or believes that she does, and she wants her back home safe.Then, in the barn encounter with Kristoff, we see Anna’s trademark behavior again: pushiness and a belief that through pushiness, she can have her way. Kristoff wants to set out the next day, by daylight (when the road is safer), but Anna insists on leaving at night.
LolAnna could have left, given Elsa time to process the information, then returned, or sent in Olaf as a negotiator.
She's bloody, weak, on death's door, freezing cold, most likely has some serious heart problems, can barley stand, and most likely cannot focus or concentrate. It would be like trying to do a serious exam with the flu, you just cannot.she doesn’t spare a minute to ask the magic-wise trolls, “Oh, by the way, is there any way we can stop the magical winter over Arendelle?”
True, but Anna believed that Hans was true and worthy. She didn't believe or know that he was a sociopath. She's naive, but she's not bloody physic either.Hans is only there because of Anna’s rashness.
No, no, no, no, no. Do not put blame on the victim here ! Anna saves Elsa, from Hans' cruel and murderous ways. She's naive, she had no idea that Hans was evil, she save Elsa from Hans, and again, she put her own life in danger, to save her sister.Anna saves Elsa from Anna’s own mistake.
She didn't have too though. The writer is acting like Anna left Elsa to die, and beheaded by Hans, to kiss Kristoff.So while it is a sacrifice, it’s a sacrifice that is only necessary because of Anna’s own rash impulses.
* slams head on table *Anna emerges, unexpectedly, as being in many ways the true antagonist of Frozen.
This is like saying
Anna- I was mentally abused, taken advantage of, because I was so naive, lonely and innocent.
Hans- Yup.
Writer- It's all you fault, Anna you selfish cow.
I keep seeing, "If only someone loved you" on tumblr, and one of them had Anna saying this to Hans before the punch. Can't find it right now though...
