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My entry to the Disney Club Contest "Villains Gone Good". I chose to use Hans from Frozen because, honestly, he is the only Disney villain I can buy having a redemption arc. The little arc in my mind (hence the glasses and beard) is that Hans escapes from home and ends up in Corona.

Eugene and Rapunzel would have met him in the movie, since they were at the coronation party and subsequently trapped, but they wouldn't have become intimate enough to recognize him quickly especially if he altered his appearance. Growing a beard, putting on some glasses with useless lenses in them (Since he doesn't actually need them) and changing his name make it fairly easy to blend in with the lower-middle class population of the village. He gets a simple, honest job somewhere and vows that this is not the end of his quest for power.

Just...he finds himself getting more and more sidetracked by the simple pleasure of life in the town--waking up every morning to a cup of hot coffee and porridge with fresh berries in it, talking to the old men across the street during their seemingly endless chess game and weather discussion and, most of all, his employer's oldest daughter.

At least that's how the story WOULD go if I had time and the drive to write such a thing...but I do not >< I would have done a scene from the other Frozen fic I'm messing with but that would have been EPIC spoiler which I don't want to do right now.

This above is a stolen moment where he helps one of the sister's from Tangled retrieve her kitten. Apparently the cat was strolling along the edge of the fountain and slipped in. The cat, being a cat, feels no gratitude and instead wants to murder anyone who witnessed his humiliation. (Just kidding...I do like the kitties. They are very prideful though XD)

Inspiration-wise I have been getting more and more fascinated with Norman Rockwell. I really love his tendency to identify the perfect moment that captures normal life. I was trying to go after that here--there is nothing epic going on, no heroic deeds or sacrifices....just a simple little scene that plays itself out all of the time, all over the world...but that only a good person would stop and take the time to help with.

“Frozen” © Disney and the whole production team.
I own nothing nor do I want too. I’m merely borrowing for educational and creative purposes.

Description
My entry to the Disney Club Contest "Villains Gone Good". I chose to use Hans from Frozen because, honestly, he is the only Disney villain I can buy having a redemption arc. The little arc in my mind (hence the glasses and beard) is that Hans escapes from home and ends up in Corona.

Eugene and Rapunzel would have met him in the movie, since they were at the coronation party and subsequently trapped, but they wouldn't have become intimate enough to recognize him quickly especially if he altered his appearance. Growing a beard, putting on some glasses with useless lenses in them (Since he doesn't actually need them) and changing his name make it fairly easy to blend in with the lower-middle class population of the village. He gets a simple, honest job somewhere and vows that this is not the end of his quest for power.

Just...he finds himself getting more and more sidetracked by the simple pleasure of life in the town--waking up every morning to a cup of hot coffee and porridge with fresh berries in it, talking to the old men across the street during their seemingly endless chess game and weather discussion and, most of all, his employer's oldest daughter.

At least that's how the story WOULD go if I had time and the drive to write such a thing...but I do not >< I would have done a scene from the other Frozen fic I'm messing with but that would have been EPIC spoiler which I don't want to do right now.

This above is a stolen moment where he helps one of the sister's from Tangled retrieve her kitten. Apparently the cat was strolling along the edge of the fountain and slipped in. The cat, being a cat, feels no gratitude and instead wants to murder anyone who witnessed his humiliation. (Just kidding...I do like the kitties. They are very prideful though XD)

Inspiration-wise I have been getting more and more fascinated with Norman Rockwell. I really love his tendency to identify the perfect moment that captures normal life. I was trying to go after that here--there is nothing epic going on, no heroic deeds or sacrifices....just a simple little scene that plays itself out all of the time, all over the world...but that only a good person would stop and take the time to help with.

“Frozen” © Disney and the whole production team.
I own nothing nor do I want too. I’m merely borrowing for educational and creative purposes.