> But the betrayal at the end just makes zero sense
It's more surprising than we expect from Disney: there's no 'villain song' explaining the villain's private intent.
I liked it that way. It felt real to me. I felt that I had been tricked, even after the naivety of the love/relationship was heavily foreshadowed. (I felt that) we experience the scene more exactly as Anna does.
It's more surprising than we expect from Disney: there's no 'villain song' explaining the villain's private intent.
I liked it that way. It felt real to me. I felt that I had been tricked, even after the naivety of the love/relationship was heavily foreshadowed. (I felt that) we experience the scene more exactly as Anna does.