Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again.

So tonight we're going to talk about how Disney got frozen feet.

I know I'm a little late to this conversation, but tonight I watched both films back to back with my daughter.

And I never actually sat through the second one, and I just assumed that it provided a little

bit of closure to something I think pretty much

everybody that watched the first one noticed. Well maybe not everybody but a lot of

people noticed

Disney is an organization always has subtext

Peter Pan for example

it had a lot of subtext they everything, even their construction projects. When Disneyland went up in the

50s, everything was planned. Down to the last detail, pulled influences from all over the world.

They did have one slight issue because of a plumber strike.

They had to choose between working toilets or running water in the fountains.

They wisely chose to have the toilets working.

But overall, the company plans every detail about everything.

It's always been there. There's always subtext. It hasn't always been good subtext, you know, looking back on it, but it's

always been there. Now if you haven't seen the films, there are going to be some mild spoilers in this the first

film the first first movie There's two princesses.

One, well she's a little bit different.

She is a little bit different.

She's a little colder.

Fridget even. She's a little colder, frigid even, might be how some people would describe someone like this.

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