1) Many people wrote about the promotion of LGBT. I didn't find any. The story is good and kind, but because of the hints and intentions of murder, I wouldn't give it a rating lower than 18+. And even the scene with the merchant's family – was it just me who assumed that was his brother?
2) I saw a similar story in real life, when the father and mother of two girls died. It was during the Second Chechen War. These sisters, just like in the cartoon, stick together as if they were holding onto the only lifeline, even though they are both married.
3) Promotion of traditional values and the integrity of the family. Elsa is only afraid of hurting a loved one.
4) Anna is all heart and no brains, just like my stepsister, and that's why I love her.
5) For those who like to analyze things: you need to distinguish between passion and love. The only kiss in the cartoon is between Anna and Kristoff. And the sisters – they are left alone and have no other relatives. Their love is like the last bridge that they will cherish until the end of their days.
I really liked the cartoon and its short films. However, the phrase ("The best gift is taking care of you") is very irritating. A loved one's illness very quickly and radically spoils the mood.