How 3 Sentences Turned Elsa’s Fear Into A Monster

How Elsa's parents accidentally created the real monster in Frozen: three sentences, a pair of gloves and a rule that Elsa ended up saying to herself, plus the draft of Elsa the writers deleted. Was the king's fear reasonable, or did "conceal it, don't feel it" make the real monster? Tell me what you would have said to Elsa in the comments. CHAPTERS 0:00 Three sentences and no monster 0:29 Sentence one: the troll's warning 2:01 Sentence two: conceal it, don't feel it 3:13 Sentence three: getting upset only makes it worse 4:04 Why a whole kingdom believed the Duke 6:02 The villain they deleted 7:18 Let It Go finishes the rule 9:34 The lullaby's warning 9:58 The fourth sentence 10:23 What Elsa needed SOURCES Jennifer Lee, Scriptnotes episode 128 (2014): https://johnaugust.com/2014/scriptnot... Chris Buck, Vanity Fair Frozen oral history (2023): https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/... New animated movie analysis videos on The Clap Files. All film clips are (c) Disney and are used here for commentary and analysis. This channel is not affiliated with them. Photo of Jennifer Lee: Coolcaesar, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi.... Music: Suspense Background - nastelbom (Pixabay Content License, pixabay.com/music). #Frozen #Elsa #Disney #FilmAnalysis #FrozenExplained More in this series:    • Frozen: How The Story Was Written