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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Getting Crap Past The Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* Replaced with “I Can’t Lose You" in all productions beginning in 2020
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* Replaced with “I Can’t Lose You" in all productions beginning in 2020the 2019 North American tour
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** There's this gem of a line from "When Everything Falls Apart" (which was cut sometime before the closing of the Denver production, but the line remains as a piece of dialogue).
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** There's this gem of a line from "When Everything Falls Apart" (which was cut sometime before the closing of the Denver production, but the line remains as a piece lyric in a reprise of dialogue)."Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?").
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** Some songs included in the Denver tryout were cut before the transfer to Broadway. A second, openly villainous reprise of "Hans of the Southern Isles" was cut before opening on Broadway, as was Olaf's new song "When Everything Falls Apart". The finale song was also a reprise of "Love Is An Open Door", which, since "Love is an Open Door" was the closest thing to a VillainSong, was something Kristen Anderson-Lopez didn't like. At her insistence, the finale song was changed to a reprise of "Let It Go".
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** Some songs included in the Denver tryout were cut before the transfer to Broadway. A second, openly villainous reprise of "Hans of the Southern Isles" was cut to only the last verse before opening on Broadway, as was Olaf's new song "When Everything Falls Apart". The finale song was also a reprise of "Love Is An Open Door", which, since "Love is an Open Door" was the closest thing to a VillainSong, was something Kristen Anderson-Lopez didn't like. At her insistence, the finale song was changed to a reprise of "Let It Go".
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** Marshmallow, the wolves, and Hans's horse Sitron do not appear in the stage musical. In the case of Marshmallow, Elsa kicks Anna out of her ice palace by herself, rather than using Marshmallow to do it. For Sitron, rather than a rowboat, Anna and Hans fall into Kristoff's ice cart. And the wolves, they are replaced with a duet between Anna and Kristoff.
** Because of the plot restructuring, Kristoff's introduction as a child gets eliminated. "Frozen Heart" is replaced with "Vuelie / Let the Sun Shine On", although the melodies of "Frozen Heart" are still featured in other songs, most notably in "Colder by the Minute". They also appeared in the reprise of "For the First Time in Forever" that appeared in the original Broadway run.
** Because of the plot restructuring, Kristoff's introduction as a child gets eliminated. "Frozen Heart" is replaced with "Vuelie / Let the Sun Shine On", although the melodies of "Frozen Heart" are still featured in other songs, most notably in "Colder by the Minute". They also appeared in the reprise of "For the First Time in Forever" that appeared in the original Broadway run.
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** Marshmallow, the wolves, and Hans's horse Sitron do not appear in the stage musical. In the case of Marshmallow, Elsa kicks Anna out of her ice palace by herself, rather than using Marshmallow to do it. For Sitron, rather than a rowboat, Anna and Hans fall into Kristoff's ice cart. And The sequence with the wolves, they are wolves is replaced with a duet between Anna and Kristoff.
** Because of the plot restructuring, Kristoff's introduction as a child getseliminated. eliminated (the Hidden Folk merely mention that they sometimes take in stray children). "Frozen Heart" is replaced with "Vuelie / Let the Sun Shine On", although the melodies of "Frozen Heart" are still featured in other songs, most notably in "Colder by the Minute". They also appeared in the reprise of "For the First Time in Forever" that appeared in the original Broadway run.
** Because of the plot restructuring, Kristoff's introduction as a child gets
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: "Hygge," which is intentionally made funny when turned into a song by the same guy who gave us "[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon Hasa Diga Eebowai]]".
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: "Hygge," ''Hygge'' (approximately pronounced "hooga"), and its adjective form, ''hyggelig'' ("hoogly"), which is are intentionally made funny when turned into a song by the same guy who gave us "[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon Hasa Diga Eebowai]]".
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* DescriptionCut: When Anna and Kristoff see Arendelle in deep snow from the mountainside, Anna brushes off Kristoff's concern, stating that her people can handle a winter like this. The very next scene is the Duke of Weselton screaming that he can't handle the winter.
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* DarkReprise: Hans sings a shorter, more sinister version of his titular song when he betrays Anna. It's the closest thing he gets to a VillainSong.
* DescriptionCut: When Anna and Kristoff see Arendelle in deep snow from the mountainside, Anna brushes off Kristoff's concern, stating that her people can handle a winter like this. The very next scene is the Duke of Weselton screaming that he can't handle the winter.
* DescriptionCut: When Anna and Kristoff see Arendelle in deep snow from the mountainside, Anna brushes off Kristoff's concern, stating that her people can handle a winter like this. The very next scene is the Duke of Weselton screaming that he can't handle the winter.
