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디즈니 프린세스 What do 당신 think Elsa meant when she said, "You can't marry a man 당신 just met"?

56 fans picked:

Exactly what she said.

57%

Both

32%

(added by 3xZ)

It was an excuse to keep Hans and others from finding out about her powers.

11%

avatar_tla_fan posted over a year ago

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	avatar_tla_fan picked It was an excuse to keep Hans and others from finding out about her powers.: Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks this. She hesitates before saying it, like she's trying to think of something to keep them away, and she wants to keep them away for pretty obvious reasons. posted over a year ago.

	3xZ picked Both: She mean it both. Fortunately, she had a true excuse. Elsa won't give a false advise to Anna. Elsa understands that a stranger cannot be trusted. Another fortunately (for Elsa), what she has said happen to Anna. Yay! posted over a year ago.

	tiffany88 picked Both: It's kind of both in my opinion but I wouldn't want either that my sister marry the first man she just met that afternoon. and she was right posted over a year ago.

	haynay24 picked Both: It can be both posted over a year ago.

	ApplesauceDoctr picked Exactly what she said.: I never really thought of it that way, though. I like the idea! :D posted over a year ago. last edited over a year ago

	scarletunicorn picked Both: Before she states that comment, she appears a little more worried and vulnerable, and comments softly "can i speak to you alone, for a minute?" to Anna. I'm thinking she was planning to tell her the truth about her powers in that moment, but Anna didn't want none of that, so Elsa turned completely stern and gave out that comment. posted over a year ago.

	_CatWoman_ picked Exactly what she said.: She says it for a reason you know-- because the screenwriters that want a feminist message told her to, so obviously she means what she says, she's not her own sentient being. posted over a year ago. last edited over a year ago

	Tygers_Eye picked Exactly what she said.: Imagine if your sibling or close friend came up to you with someone they just met a few hours before and said, "We're getting married!" Then explain they only have a few days to plan the ceremony, and decide to have the reception and honeymoon at your house. If you said, "You can't marry a wo/man you just met," would you have an alternate reason for saying it, or would you mean it the way it came out? posted over a year ago. last edited over a year ago

	Sparklefairy375 picked Exactly what she said.: She mean, you must know everything about a man first before you marry him (his hobby, personality, etc.) and don't too easy for trust a stranger man. That's makes me love Elsa so much! She doesn't trusted someone fast. posted over a year ago.

	notbrandyss picked Both: I agree with Catwoman, the sentence makes sense but it was also Disney's way of inserting their "meta" to get the critics off their backs. In comparison it makes more sense than the "dress and animal sidekick" quote in Moana. posted over a year ago.

	wavesurf picked Both: Half of it was Elsa covering up her own insecurities, and the other half was Jennifer Lee "getting in a jab at prior Disney Princesses"--- which just helped increase the number of anti-Disney Princess audience members who went to see this movie. Frozen really just appeals to the anti-DP crowd. The screenplay is written from that perspective. posted over a year ago.

	AudreyFreak picked Both: ^ Which is irritating too because the frozen creators sure don't mind copycatting the very traits about the previous princesses that made people love them (cheerful personality, glamorous gowns, cute sidekicks, catchy "I Want" song, pretty hair and face, overall made to appeal to kids). They wanted to have their cake and eat it too. posted over a year ago. last edited over a year ago