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human
[Frozen] If Anna had frozen solid a second earlier, Hans managed to kill Elsa and Anna didn't come back to life, would Hans really have won, or would his story fall apart based on Anna not already having died in the castle like he'd claimed?

Could he have come up with an adequate explanation for the situation of Anna having made it outside and tried to stop him; if so, how/what?

If not, then I'd say it would be safe to say he would have been straight-up executed for *actually* killing the sisters as opposed to just being deported for merely *trying* to do so as it actually happened.
gpt
I don't remember- are people watching when Anna is frozen? Or is Else's ice storm still there?

If people aren't watching, well, ice shatters.

If people are, he could say that Elsa conjured up the statue/illusion of Anna to sway him, but it was only another of her icy tricks.