Who Is Prince Hans: A Hero Or Hero?

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The traitorous Prince Hans had been sent back to the Southern Isles to face punishment for his crimes, and neither Anna nor Elsa thought they'd ever see him again. Unfortunately for Hans, they couldn't have been more wrong. Somewhere in the Southern Isles.... "GUILTY!" The judge's voice boomed with a slam of his gavel. Standing before him was Prince Hans, the man who tried to have the Queen and Princess of Arrendele executed in an attempt to usurp the throne. He was certainly not welcomed back to his kingdom with open arms, immediately being thrown in jail awaiting his trial. He had been clinging to the slim hope that he would be pardoned due to his royal status, but he soon found that his family wanted no part of him. His brothers were …show more content…

The shrunken Hans continued on walking up to the soft surfaced hill and pushing his way through by force, the way they wiggled and moved as his hand push them aside gave him the strange feeling they they were alive. Finally Han reached to end of the long tunnel sure that he must have traveled almost 200 feet to get to the exit "What kind of mountain am I on?" Hans asked never before encountering anything like this before. Looking up he could see another hill in the distance which for some reason was moving, however upon taking a closer look at the situation Hans could finally see that it was Anna. "What it is? What the hell is going on around here!" He asked finally remembering how the trial back in his homeland had ended and he was to be shrunk and sent to Arrendelle as an apology from the Southern Isles. Finally fear sank in as he thought of the things Anna could do if she caught Hans at this size, then taking a closer look at his own surroundings realized that her had just crawled through the giant red haired girls large

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