Did Kristoff know Anna was a princess?

Jennifer Lee has confirmed that Kristoff does indeed know, although she hasn’t made specifics about how MUCH he knows. Here is what I think about it: Kristoff may not have initially known that he had seen the royal family as a boy.

What’s Kristoff’s backstory?

Background. Kristoff was orphaned at a young age and placed in an orphanage thereafter. He was nevertheless too adventurous and free-spirited to be contained in such a facility; he spent a majority of his time sneaking out and exploring the surrounding wilderness.

Will Elsa have a girlfriend in frozen 3?

Fans would be excited to hear that, “Disney has plans to give Elsa a female love interest” in Frozen 3, as reported by We Got This Covered. The site reports, “We’re told it’s definitely happening and again, the intention is for Elsa to have a girlfriend in the prequel, confirming her sexuality in the process.”

Why did Anna and Kristoff go to Misthaven?

Worried, Anna takes her to see the rock trolls in hopes to find an answer. Grand Pabbie then tells them that their parents were going to a land called Misthaven but didn’t know why. Anna decides to go to that land and tells Kristoff to distract Elsa while she embarks on a ship.

Why did Anna and Kristoff go to Storybrooke?

Anna decides to go to that land and tells Kristoff to distract Elsa while she embarks on a ship. A scared and confused Elsa finds herself in Storybrooke and, fearful of the intentions of its residents, creates a powerful snow monster for protection.

What did Kristoff do to bring Anna back to Hans?

Once Pabbie informed Anna that her frozen heart could only be thawed by an act of true love, Kristoff immediately tasked himself with bringing Anna back to Hans, though he remained oblivious to his affection for the princess.

How did Kristoff’s perception of Anna change as the journey continued?

As their journey continued, Kristoff’s perceptions of Anna began to change, and he started to admire Anna for her optimism and fearlessness. Kristoff began to express concern for Anna’s safety, having rushed to her side after Elsa struck her.