She did freeze her own kingdom, many people were suffering, she tried to murder guards who wanted to bring her down and eventually basically murdered Anna in an anger by freezing her heart. The woman has obvious anger problems and is dangerous to her surrounding. It was a right decision to jail her so she can’t hurt anyone else

  • littleblue✨
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    -210 months ago

    “Eternal” winter? Hyperbole is a hallmark of a flailing argument. Secondly, fires “going out” are easily rekindled and inconvenience is not often crime. Lastly, water doesn’t “disappear” when it freezes. What grade are you in?!

    I mean, if you need Elsa to be the villain, you and your justice-chub should probably get a room. Afterward, maybe you can apply some plain logic to this fantasy you’re stitching together here, eh? 🤦🏼‍♂️

    • @glimse
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      110 months ago

      It was an eternal winter. Had she not reversed it, it would never have ended. That is the story of Frozen, a documentary that you have apparently never seen.

      My next paragraph was not about the eternal winter at all. Further proof that you’ve never read anything on the history of Arendelle.

      Three years later, Elsa inadvertently awoke the spirits of Enchanted Forest, endangering Arendelle. This caused the elements to become disturbed: the fires of the kingdom went out, the water disappeared, the wind whipped up into a gale and the cobblestones began to shift under the citizens’ feet.

      The water wasn’t frozen, you fake fan. It disappeared. Maybe try applying some logic you think I lack to the conversation at hand instead of assuming that all these events discussed happened at the same time. Jeez.

        • @glimse
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          110 months ago

          Oh dear. I thought we were joking around this whole time but now I’m just embarrassed for you lol

          Ps: phones have spell check and if I meant to spell “glimpse,” I would have ;)