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* RelationshipWritingFumble: David and Anna have ''killer'' chemistry in this episode. It's clear from the start that it's platonic (David guesses 'Joan' is Kristoff's fiancee) but they get incredibly close quite quickly. You'd be forgiven if you thought they were former lovers.
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* RelationshipWritingFumble: PlatonicWritingRomanticReading: David and Anna have ''killer'' chemistry in this episode. It's clear from the start that it's platonic (David guesses 'Joan' is Kristoff's fiancee) but they get incredibly close quite quickly. You'd be forgiven if you thought they were former lovers.
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** Anna's sudden ability to swordfight becomes this after ''Disney/FrozenII'', where in one trailer she was shown to draw Kristoff's sword against some unknown threat, while in the actual film she ends up drawing a frozen sword from one of the "water-turned-ice" memories...and when Kristoff asks her what she intends to do with it, she admits she has no idea.
** The ice wall Elsa creates around Storybrooke, interestingly enough, shares some design elements with the wall of the glacier she enters in ''Disney/FrozenII''.
** The ice wall Elsa creates around Storybrooke, interestingly enough, shares some design elements with the wall of the glacier she enters in ''Disney/FrozenII''.
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** Anna's sudden ability to swordfight becomes this after ''Disney/FrozenII'', ''WesternAnimation/FrozenII'', where in one trailer she was shown to draw Kristoff's sword against some unknown threat, while in the actual film she ends up drawing a frozen sword from one of the "water-turned-ice" memories...and when Kristoff asks her what she intends to do with it, she admits she has no idea.
** The ice wall Elsa creates around Storybrooke, interestingly enough, shares some design elements with the wall of the glacier she enters in''Disney/FrozenII''.''WesternAnimation/FrozenII''.
** The ice wall Elsa creates around Storybrooke, interestingly enough, shares some design elements with the wall of the glacier she enters in
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* HilariousInHindsight:
** Anna's sudden ability to swordfight becomes this after ''Disney/FrozenII'', where in one trailer she was shown to draw Kristoff's sword against some unknown threat, while in the actual film she ends up drawing a frozen sword from one of the "water-turned-ice" memories...and when Kristoff asks her what she intends to do with it, she admits she has no idea.
** The ice wall Elsa creates around Storybrooke, interestingly enough, shares some design elements with the wall of the glacier she enters in ''Disney/FrozenII''.
** Anna's sudden ability to swordfight becomes this after ''Disney/FrozenII'', where in one trailer she was shown to draw Kristoff's sword against some unknown threat, while in the actual film she ends up drawing a frozen sword from one of the "water-turned-ice" memories...and when Kristoff asks her what she intends to do with it, she admits she has no idea.
** The ice wall Elsa creates around Storybrooke, interestingly enough, shares some design elements with the wall of the glacier she enters in ''Disney/FrozenII''.
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* NarmCharm: Little Bo Peep is a villainous warlord. Who brands people with her shepherd's crook so she can track them down. It is equal parts ridiculous and fantastic. The ''Den of Geek'' review said:
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* NarmCharm: Little Bo Peep is a villainous warlord. Who brands people with her shepherd's crook so she can track them down. And is basically a mafiosa shakedown artist, complete with ProtectionRacket. It is equal parts ridiculous and fantastic. The ''Den of Geek'' review said:
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Be honest, did you expect the original Snow Queen to appear ''at all''? Unless you read articles about Elizabeth Mitchell playing either Queen Gerda of Arendelle or the original Snow Queen, and would be a villainous role, it was likely unexpected.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: NarmCharm: Little Bo Peep is a villainous warlord. Who brands people with her shepherd's crook so she can track them down. It is equal parts ridiculous and fantastic. The ''Den of Geek'' review said:
--> "tonight they had ''{{Series/Deadwood}}''’s Calamity Jane playing Little Bo Peep, cockney warlord. While I can’t, admittedly, say that this was a specific dream of mine, seeing it on screen tonight made it abundantly clear that this was something my heart needed to witness."
* RelationshipWritingFumble: David and Anna have ''killer'' chemistry in this episode. It's clear from the start that it's platonic (David guesses 'Joan' is Kristoff's fiancee) but they get incredibly close quite quickly. You'd be forgiven if you thought they were former lovers.
* UnexpectedCharacter:
** Be honest, did you expect the original Snow Queen to appear ''at all''? Unless you read articles about Elizabeth Mitchell playing either Queen Gerda of Arendelle or the original Snow Queen, and would be a villainous role, it was likely unexpected.
--> "tonight they had ''{{Series/Deadwood}}''’s Calamity Jane playing Little Bo Peep, cockney warlord. While I can’t, admittedly, say that this was a specific dream of mine, seeing it on screen tonight made it abundantly clear that this was something my heart needed to witness."
* RelationshipWritingFumble: David and Anna have ''killer'' chemistry in this episode. It's clear from the start that it's platonic (David guesses 'Joan' is Kristoff's fiancee) but they get incredibly close quite quickly. You'd be forgiven if you thought they were former lovers.
* UnexpectedCharacter:
** Be honest, did you expect the original Snow Queen to appear ''at all''? Unless you read articles about Elizabeth Mitchell playing either Queen Gerda of Arendelle or the original Snow Queen, and would be a villainous role, it was likely unexpected.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Be honest, did you expect the original Snow Queen to appear ''at all''? Unless you read articles about Elizabeth Mitchell playing either Queen Gerda of Arendelle or the original Snow Queen, and would be a villainous role, it was likely unexpected.
** For that matter, who imagined Little Bo Peep being a ''villain'' of the week?
** For that matter, who imagined Little Bo Peep being a ''villain'' of the week?
