Ok, so Elsa and Anna were supposed to be playing in the ballroom (or whatever) in the middle of the night, right? So then when Elsa yells after Anna is struck: A) how in the hell do her parents hear her from the ballroom? And B) if it is the middle of the night, why are they fully clothed? The queen even has her tiara on!

Next, so the trolls tell her parents that Elsa needs to learn to control her powers, so what do they do? "Lock" her in her room and tell her to hide her powers instead of having her learn how to use her powers. Great parents! And wouldn't it have been nice of the trolls to tell them love could, ya know, reverse things?

I wanna know how exactly a simple pair of gloves keeps her powers in check? Wouldn't the gloves just freeze? I mean when she runs across the water her powers work just fine through her shoes, also when she steps on the stairs when she makes her ice castle!

Why does no one notice how creepy the Duke of Weselton is? Or why doens't anyone hear him at the beginning when he says "Open your gates so I may exploite your riches" (or whatever) Seriously, was everyone standing near him deaf?

How frighteningly different would the movie be if Elsa gave Anna and Hans her blessing and they actually got married? O_O Would he have been able to kill Elsa or would she have used her powers on him? Hmm ...

How come Anna and Hans didn't slip on the same ice the duke slipped on on the front steps when they came running out?

And when Anna goes after Elsa, why does no one suggest that she change into something warmer? I mean seriously, it's snowing out people, but hey let's send the princess out in a dress with no sleeves, no gloves, and a summer cloak that doesn't even have a hood! She'll be fine!

Where exactly was Anna hiding the money she used to pay for the dress, boots, and the stuff for Kristoff? I didn't see a purse of any kind and I don't think that dress had pockets. 

When Anna sets the blanket on fire, how does she not set her gloves on fire when she picks it up? Also, she freakin' dropped the torch ONTO the sled, why didn't it burst into flames?

At the end I love how they just happen to be standing on a ship in the middle of the water when Elsa unfreezes everything. 

And when Anna unfreezes (well when she appears on the lake in general) why does no one turn to Hans and declare him a liar for telling everyone she was dead. And WHY do they send him home to his brothers? Do they know for a fact his brothers aren't as bad as he is? I mean he tried to kill the queen and princess, isn't that like a death sentence?