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Okay, I will calm down and think about it. Elsa doesn\'t seem to count as a BigBad the way you put it. Hans though, he is not the cause of the eternal winter, but his manipulation of the characters affects the entire story. His reflection of Anna causes her to fall for him. His reflection of Elsa is able to subdue (and nearly kill) Elsa. His reflection of the Duke of Weasel Town (\
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Okay, I will calm down and think about it. Elsa doesn\\\'t seem to count as a BigBad the way you put it. Hans though, he is not the cause of the eternal winter, but his manipulation of the characters affects the entire story. His reflection of Anna causes her to fall for him and creates a rift between the sisters. His reflection of Elsa is able to subdue (and nearly kill) Elsa. His reflection of the Duke of Weasel Town (\\\"It\\\'s Wesleton!\\\") makes him seem like a better ruler compared to the Duke and helps him gain trust from the people. Hans doesn\\\'t cause one of the conflicts, but he causes a different conflict and keeps the other in motion. He may count as a BigBad, but I\\\'m starting to have doubts.
