lililc it would be unfortunate for Disney to actually redeem him,cause there very few villains in disney to do it (and they are actually minions and not the main villain) so people would be thinking "So,the ugly villains are horrible and only bad monsters but he can be good cause he is handsome" , If you ask me that is the very reason i don't want him to be good ,and lets be honest ; he really seemed to enjoy when he was about to kill Elsa

AaronHaley4ever I don't think redeeming Hans would send the message that only the handsome villains can reform. In fact, it would send a good message of forgiveness and second chances and show children that people shouldn't be catigorized as all good or all bad. The first movie shoves in the audience's face lines like "only an act of true love will thaw a frozen heart" or "people make bad choices if they're mad or scared or stressed. Throw a little love their way and you'll bring out thier best", and I think it's really hypocritical of the writers to pick and choose which characters that their mesaage applies to. The only was for a moral like that to work is for it to apply to everybody. Also, giving Hans at least a chance at redemption would be a way to take the "love will thaw" message a step farther and say "there's more than one way to freeze a heart but only one way to thaw one." That said, just because i think Disney should redeem Hans doesn't mean I think they will. Making a dramatic change like that might not be well-received by the public, and I doubt Disney would be willing to take that risk when they've made do much money off of Frozen. I think if Hans appears in Frozen 2 at all, it'll be just to make him the butt of a joke, like his appearance in Frozen Fever, just to drive it home that he'll never be anything but a "bad guy".