[ SECRET POST #2643 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2643 ⌋

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Comments

[morieris]

I read an interpretation that made much more sense than the Be-All Free-All anthem most people think it is. Though points don't make a ton of sense - it says that Elsa is finally taking control of her situation and powers by...leaving everyone and not striving towards the recovery path.

Eh, let me find a link.

[(Anonymous)]

Was that not was it was supposed to mean? Granted, I haven't seen the movie, but just from watching that scene on YouTube and knowing a little bit about the story, I thought she was singing about how thrilled she was to finally be alone because she liked her powers, but they couldn't be turned off, and now she could relax and use them without having to worry about freezing someone.

[(Anonymous)]

The first time I saw it, my immediate thought was "That's the villain song." Of course, it actually is; it started life as just a straight-up villain song, and they had to rewrite the story around it to make Elsa more sympathetic. But it's still, at its core, a villain song.

Elsa's precious freedom is killing people whose well-being she is supposed to be responsible for, and she's singing about how great it is to ditch that responsibility. I'm glad she reverses her selfish, stupid actions later and assumes her responsibilities competently, but I still side-eye the shit out of people who say "Let It Go" is some kind of personal anthem for them.

[duaedesigns]

It's Hakuna Matata. I'm sure if there had been tumblr around when Lion King came out, there would be lots of people sitting around going "But he DID have worries after that, and took responsibility, so it didn't really mean no worries for the rest of your days. And it didn't solve all his problems either."