Has anyone asked Lady Tremaine, Drizella, & Anastasia what they think of Hans?

[216bruce]

Arendelle could be part of a federal system, with an overarching government body extending across several kingdoms including Wesselton and the Southern Isles.

It's definitely a loose federation though, because each individual kingdom still trades with one another. They may not even share a common currency.

The question is: is the treason charge a local law or a federal one? Even if the legal boundaries are nonexistent, there is obviously a powerful church presence. If Arendelle has church backing, then they could press the charge past their own borders anyway.

It may also explain how the princess can give away power so easily and put an outsider like Hans "in charge" until she "gets back."

The local guilds and minor nobility probably hold the real power in Arendelle, suggesting that the title of Queen is more of a figurehead anyway. (The only official things she did as Queen was a party and an ice skating rink, suggesting she has a small Parks and Rec budget). These organizations, who obviously run Arendelle, would have a great deal of power outside the borders, and can use economic sanctions to enforce a cross-border charge.

This actually explains the governance of Arendelle...Dennis explains it all.

 

[matt9112]

*sigh*
They aren't real....

Go rain on somebody else's parade this is an important conversation. Besides spirit summoned you

 

[Matt_Black]

This actually explains the governance of Arendelle...Dennis explains it all.

Well, BEFORE, yes. Now, however, she's the queen because if you don't do what Elsa says, you're likely to get a case of frostbite on your tushy.

 

[Britt]

Actually it went quite well...

Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, Diamond Horseshoe (Villain's Club) on October 24th at 10:30PM
Yes...I was the very lucky Hans.

Oh my gosh! This picture couldn't be more perfect!!!

 

[Stephan Rosario]

I think, at this point, every animated Disney film is in the same timeline/world to some degree. The evidence for that can be found all around the theme parks XD

 

[Matt_Black]

I think, at this point, every animated Disney film is in the same timeline/world to some degree. The evidence for that can be found all around the theme parks XD

Let's not go there, because then you've got Aurora in Oliver & Company which means that she's either an immortal, a time-traveler, or that modern day New York is just a stone's throw away from King Stefan's kingdom.

 

[Stephan Rosario]

Let's not go there, because then you've got Aurora in Oliver & Company which means that she's either an immortal, a time-traveler, or that modern day New York is just a stone's throw away from King Stefan's kingdom.

Or...! That's simply a descendant. But I get what you mean though.

 

[Disney_TX_Guy]

It seems they are indeed interested in him.