Anna and Elsa's act of true love twist in Frozen revolutionized Disney's oldest fairytale trope, but Olaf's actions make this a bit of a problem.
The final twist of the first Frozen movie is that Anna's love for her sister was all that was needed to save herself, but this creates a problem involving Olaf. The quirky snowman has become a fan-favorite character, and his touching connection to Anna and Elsa has been prevalent in Frozen and Frozen 2. He was made from the sisters' imaginations and love for one another and brought to life with Elsa's powers.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT When Elsa struck Anna's heart with ice, the trolls told her that the only thing that could keep her from freezing over was an act of true love. As a common fairytale trope, this act was expected to come from romance. However, Disney flipped these expectations by making any act of love—even familial—powerful enough to bring Anna back from her icy fate.
After Frozen's Prince Hans locked Anna away to die, Olaf showed up to offer help. He did his best to keep her warm to slow the imminent freeze-over, which meant standing in front of the fire himself. As a snowman, he began to melt away , but he told her that some people were worth melting for—he was willing to sacrifice himself to ensure she didn't have to die alone. It was a genuinely pure act of love and, therefore should have been enough to melt Anna's, chilled heart.
Why Olaf’s Love Might Not Have Counted In Frozen Of course, Olaf saving Anna's life wouldn't have been as impactful as the big moment between the sisters. It would have satisfied Anna's character arc, in which she learned that the love she was so desperate for was easier to find than she had thought. However, Elsa needed to know that she was loved and accepted for who she was—dangerous powers and all—and that Anna would be there for her no matter what.
Since Olaf was made from Elsa's powers and animated with the most mysterious aspect of her abilities, his love could just be considered an extension of Elsa. Frozen 2 demonstrated how water could have memory, which allowed Elsa to use her abilities to create icy images of the past. In the case of the young and innocent Olaf, it could be that he is a combined reflection of Anna and Elsa's childhood.
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