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The film acknowledges that the engagement is rushed, but it still asks us to believe Anna would agree. Her loneliness helps, but not enough.
Why did Anna agree to marry someone she had known for a day?
Verdict: Explained. 47% of viewers say this is dumb. Top defense: The film makes this its own joke, and other characters call it out. Anna is shown as lonely.
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6.8/ 10(1,200 ratings)Explained. More viewers say this scene is explained than dumb, so it does not count toward the title score.
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Anna meets Prince Hans at a ball and accepts his proposal the same day. Her sister and, later, Kristoff question the engagement. The film frames the choice as a result of Anna's loneliness.
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The film uses this to set up a lesson about love. Anna's choice is a mistake the story wants to correct.
Says explained
It is a cartoon and the song says it all.
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The film makes this its own joke, and other characters call it out. Anna is shown as lonely.
- DumbScenesStaff9 months ago
The film makes this its own joke, and other characters call it out. Anna is shown as lonely.
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