i feel bad for picking him well its better than being alone right

Or maybe alone.

Hans!? No way. Never in a million years.
Anyway, I think what Elsa really needs is family. Although I wouldn't mind her getting a love interest. A good one, though.

Great,a poll on Elsa with a lover!

I chooses Hans!

Definitely not Hans.

I don't know, but definitely not any of the choices there are!

I think she's better off alone, really. Getting married and having kids while also having to control her powers over ice... It wouldn't be easy.

For now, I think she should be on her own. That doesn't mean she can't get married at some point, though.

I think for now it's enough for her to rebuild her relationship with her sister, learn to be a good ruler and get (even better) control over her powers without her worrying about a love interest. I wouldn't be averse to her getting a love interest in a sequel (if they make one, which I'm sure they will), especially if it's a girl because c'mon... she's totally gay.
Or at least that's how I like to interpret the metaphor of her storyline. :)

She'll be a real 'complex' character if she ends up with the guy who almost kill her ^^

I think she should stay with Anna for now.

She is like an idol. She needs to be alone to be appreciated the most although she does deserve a great guy of her own like her sister. I don't say that. I'm just saying she has a kingdom to rule and a power to control. If she ends up with a guy who always makes her mad. How would the kingdom look then?! :O

she just is fine with being alone. in fact shes happy alone. (not alone as in no one just no romance) Hans put her in prison, not to mention practically killed Anna. She is just as she is.

She's fine being alone.

I don't want her having a boyfriend.

elsa must be with her sister only

I ship Jack and Elsa

Hans

Alone. It doesn't mean that she never will has a boyfriend, but... Now it would be better without romance.
OMG who added the Duke of Weselton? xĐ I'm dying.

I think Jack Frost from Rise of the Garudians