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@Known Unknown: You think that BigBad=pulling everyone\'s strings. It doesn\'t: it means the villain who causes the conflict that the heroes must solve. Hans is controlling the plot to an extent. Don\'t you realize that throughout the film, Hans is mirroring everyones emotions? And especially manipulates Anna. The manipulation, in fact, starts \'\'before\'\' the eternal winter. My description also states that he does those bad things to \'\'get what he wants\'\'. And in the end, the eternal winter is only part of the problem, with Hans trying to seize the throne behind everyone\'s backs being the other part, and the two parts fit together like puzzle pieces. See the BigBadEnsemble page, which is what this movie has.
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@Known Unknown: You seem to think that BigBad=pulling everyone\\\'s strings. It doesn\\\'t: it means the villain who causes the conflict that the heroes must solve. Hans is controlling the plot to an extent. Don\\\'t you realize that throughout the film, Hans is mirroring everyones emotions? And especially manipulates Anna. The manipulation, in fact, starts \\\'\\\'before\\\'\\\' the eternal winter. My description also states that he does those bad things to \\\'\\\'get what he wants\\\'\\\'. And in the end, the eternal winter is only part of the problem, with Hans trying to seize the throne behind everyone\\\'s backs being the other part, and the two parts fit together like puzzle pieces. See the BigBadEnsemble page, which is what this movie has.
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@Very Melon: First of all, he kind of did inadvertently cause all of the problems. Second of all, there is a reason why BigBadEnemble exists; Hans doesn\'t cause all of the problems, but Elsa doesn\'t exactly cause all of the problems either. It\'s when you put the two \'\'together\'\' that everything is their fault, which makes them a BigBadEnsemble.
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@Very Melon: First of all, he kind of did inadvertently cause all of the problems. Second of all, there is a reason why BigBadEnsemble exists; Hans doesn\\\'t cause all of the problems, but Elsa doesn\\\'t exactly cause all of the problems either. It\\\'s when you put the two \\\'\\\'together\\\'\\\' that everything is their fault, which makes them a BigBadEnsemble.
