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But my main point is, I don\'t think Hans qualifies as a BiggerBad in any way, shape, or form, for reasons said previously.
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But my main point is, I don\\\'t think Hans qualifies as a BiggerBad in any way, shape, or form, for reasons said previously. Even if Hans poses a threat on the same scale as Elsa, just in a different way, that still doesn\\\'t make him the BiggerBad, as that requires a threat on a \\\'\\\'bigger\\\'\\\' scale, not the same scale.
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Like I said on the TRS thread, I think both Elsa and Hans each count as a BigBad. Elsa is \'big\' but not necessarily bad, but she still causes the bigger conflict, and while she herself is not evil her actions have negative consequences. Hans is \'bad\' but causes a smaller conflict, although one totally separate from the conflict Elsa causes. Or maybe neither is the BigBad.
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Like I said on the TRS thread, I think both Elsa and Hans each count as a BigBad. Elsa is \\\'big\\\' but not necessarily bad, but she still causes the bigger conflict, and while she herself is not evil her actions have negative consequences. Hans is \\\'bad\\\' but causes a smaller conflict, although one totally separate from the conflict Elsa causes.
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But my point is, I don\'t think Hans qualifies as a BiggerBad in any way, shape, or form.
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But my main point is, I don\\\'t think Hans qualifies as a BiggerBad in any way, shape, or form, for reasons said previously.
