So, basically, I think when Scott became the Santa he changed everything." Santa became his friend, and Bernard himself became a role model to Charlie, gifting him that special snow globe (which I also think was the first time such a thing had happened, as the Santas would typically leave their old lives behind and never look back). So that's when Bernard warmed up to him and started seeing in him more than just a boss. He even included them in his private life, introducing them to his family and allowing Charlie to get close to them. Scott actively began developing friendly relationships with each of the elves, caring about each of them, showing true appreciation for their hard work. Bernard had gone through that procedure a hundred times in his eternal elf life, but Scott changed all of that. I also think maybe that's why Bernard was so sassy and frustrated when Scott first arrived and was asking all of those interpersonal questions. Feelings would just get in the way of that. Christmas CAN'T be disturbed under any circumstances, so the elves need to move on and continue working with no time to grieve. It's not really a person, so much as a title and a role that gets passed on to the next person, and the next person, and so on. When you think about the framing of the films, being 'Santa Claus' is a business. There is a scene in The Santa Clause 2 where Santa ~jokingly~ tells Bernard that the most important thing is for him 'not to touch Santa.' Well, I think that there maybe was a rule or law at one time that specifically said the elves could NOT get emotionally attached to their boss. Well, I think maybe it's because they didn't care.or, at least, not that much. "I always hear people asking why the elves didn't seem to care when the previous Santa died. We also see the theme of rebellious sons throughout, as we see Rudolph also having father issues and he regularly has his father telling him to 'be normal' and to conform to everyone else." Claus always refers to Santa as 'Papa.' I don't think many married couples call themselves 'Mama' and 'Papa' unless they have children. Why is Santa so unhappy? Is it because his son is not going along with the culture of the North Pole? Maybe he was training him to be a great toy maker, and that is why the leader elf is so hard on him - because he was specifically hired to train him to be the next Santa? Another, smaller thing is that Mrs. Santa's crabby attitude is unusual in this film. My theory is that Hermey is actually Santa and Mrs. BUT, if you look at Santa, the ears and nose look exactly the same. No pointy ears, no big nose like the other male elves, etc. "If you look at Hermey, the 'elf' who wants to be a dentist.he really does not look like the other elves at all.
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