Does it bother you that Grandpappy says "Fear will be your enemy" and then Elsa's parents teach her to fear her powers? pesquisa Results - disney princesas

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disney princesas Does it bother you that Grandpappy says "Fear will be your enemy" and then Elsa's parents teach her to fear her powers?

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Yes!

48%

I don't think they meant to teach her to fear them, but it backfired into that

48%

princesslullaby posted over a year ago

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	princesslullaby picked Yes!: Sorry if this has been asked. posted over a year ago.

	audreybrooke picked Yes!: Ugh, so much. posted over a year ago.

	8804 picked Yes!: Nails on a chalkboard. I already saw the whole movie plotline right after the trolls gave their ludicrous advice. There was little point in watching the rest... but I did. I hoped it would get better...but it only got worse and worse. Sigh. posted over a year ago.

	sarchasm picked Yes!: I don't even see why that line was included if the parents are just going to teach her otherwise. It makes no sense, it's as if the makers of Frozen wanted to portray the parents as idiots who couldn't listen... posted over a year ago.

	KataraLover picked Yes!: Her parents are freaking MORONS! posted over a year ago.

	CRaZy_rawR picked Yes!: Number one reason I don't like their parents. posted over a year ago.

	ApplesauceDoctr picked I don't think they meant to teach her to fear them, but it backfired into that: This, but the more I think about, the more I realize her parents must be clueless. xD posted over a year ago.

	Mongoose09 picked I don't think they meant to teach her to fear them, but it backfired into that: I don't really think it was intentional on their part but regardless her parents bother me a lot. posted over a year ago.

	JungleQueen13 picked I don't think they meant to teach her to fear them, but it backfired into that: Stupid parents. It's just irritating that all the trouble could have been so easily avoided. posted over a year ago.

	justinfangrrl picked I don't think they meant to teach her to fear them, but it backfired into that: I think her father meant to not act as if she has ice powers and try to forget them, and just don't show them, but she interpreted as don't feel anything so your emotions won't make her ice powers act up. posted over a year ago.

	LMH5113 picked Yes!: Seemed as though life was actually pretty good for Elsa before the accident and then all of a sudden she couldn't control them. posted over a year ago.

	Sparklefairy375 picked Yes!: Pretty much. posted over a year ago.

	UnholyNoise picked No: no. the movie was obviously setting up an aesop about fear, and in order to do that they needed to show how it goes wrong. this movie admittedly sucks, but there's actually some interesting subtext here about how our parents can fuck us up even when they mean well. posted over a year ago. last edited over a year ago