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things I think frozen does very well that were forgotten by the anti-hype crowd

It is a natural occurrence that the breakthrough of a piece of media will eventually end up in its own anti-hype crowd culture. We have reached a point, long ago, in which saying that Frozen is bad or that Anna and Elsa aren't as great as the hype says became a sign of...

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It's impossible to say "Frozen" anywhere without someone popping out of thin air to preach how they don't like it and how flawed and annoying and how X is better, because reasons.

But after Frozen II, this crowd became louder. I just can't find a single video on YT about Frozen that is not about someone dashing or overly criticizing the movie and its characters because it's cool, and different, and oh-so-clever to be one of the superior ones who weren't caught on this Disney trap.

Yet I feel like the hype made people forget *why* the world was so impacted by this story in the first place. I have my own whys, and some popular whys, here is a list of a few of them that I care to discuss.

Sympathetic Neurodivergent Character. In all fairness, Elsa might still be seen as a villain by some people -- usually because of their inability to understand nuance, analyze a text, or just self-righteous ignorance. But it is very obvious in the movie that the whole narrative and the artistic choices try to paint Elsa's struggle and personality in a positive, or at least in an understanding light. She's not the monster who people fear, who she fears, and who another story would make to be a villain. She's a traumatized child dealing with a burden too great for anyone. Let's remember that back in 2013 the talk about mental health wasn't as nearly as spread as it is today, and having a queer-coded, canonically neurodivergent Disney PrincessTM was unthinkable. Dare I say, Elsa's significance and symbology were completely green-lit by accident. Maybe the artistic force behind it was aware of that, but Disney Corporation just wanted the cute girls to sell dolls and hopefully pay itself. This is a win for the mental disable community and for the queer community that is forgotten and downplayed everywhere. After all, we are woke now!

Complex and Shattered Sibling Relationship Getting Healed. I swear to heavens if I have to hear anyone else compare these two to Lilo and Nani, and try to force them against each other like it's some kind of necessary comparison I will-... Anna and Elsa are sisters who love and care about each other. But they are in a very specific context in which their relationship is broken. This exact premise is what makes the movie excels. It was original -- as far as originally is possible or real. And such a breath of fresh air. The premise of this conflict in which the problem did not have an easy solution, was enough for a very compelling tale. It's so beautiful and wholesome to watch these young women struggle and find healing. Their undying affection and genuine love for each other make us hope so hard that they can finally find peace. I won't even touch on the matter that sibling relationships are complex and nuanced and how Frozen showing that to kids might help them to mend their own conflicts because it goes without saying. Just in the matter of narrative alone, this is a story that had to be told and should be praised again.

The Soundtrack Slapped Everyone In The Face Repeatedly. The song is good. The Broadway vibe is delicious. It's a fact.

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Self care is writing fan fiction that you are the sole target audience for.

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Merry Christmas!

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Happy Birthday Elsa

I wrote a short fic to celebrate Elsa’s birthday!

Word count: 477

Rating: G

Five knocks in Anna’s signature rhythm sounded on the door, and Elsa turned from where she had been gazing out the window over the snow covered mountains.

“Elsa?” Anna’s voice was faint through the door but unmistakable. Elsa walked across the room and kneeled by the door to better hear Anna. Even if she couldn’t open the door, Elsa still liked when Anna talked to her. It had been so long since they’d been able to talk face to face, and Elsa missed Anna every day.

But surely it wouldn’t be that much longer? Elsa’s parents had said that once she got her powers under control, she could be with Anna again. Surely she’d be able to control it soon. She imagined how good it would feel to open the door and find Anna waiting for her. To be able to hug her again at long last, and build a snowman together.

“Elsa?” Anna’s voice brought Elsa back to reality. “I just wanted to say, um… happy birthday. If you’re listening.” Elsa blinked in surprise. She had actually forgotten that today was her birthday. All the days blended together when she spent most of her time alone in her room. She was nine years old now. Nine. That sounded pretty grown up. Surely nine-year-old-Elsa would be able to control her magic better than eight-year-old-Elsa could.

“I got the cook to make you something.” Anna continued. “I’ll just leave it out here I guess.” Her voice broke and she sniffled. The sound brought tears to Elsa’s eyes that froze as they ran down her cheeks. “Unless you want to open the door?” Anna whispered. Elsa was so close to reaching for the doorknob until she was struck with the memory that seemed to haunt her every moment these days. Anna’s scream, her hair changing color, her skin that was stiff and cold. Elsa drew her hand away from the door.

“I didn’t figure so.” Anna’s voice was dejected now, and guilt clawed at Elsa’s heart. “I hope you have a happy birthday anyway.” Her footsteps were slow as she walked away from Elsa’s door.

Elsa waited a few seconds before cracking the door open to see what Anna had left her. It was a chocolate cake arranged in the shape of a snowman, with a bright orange candle for the nose. Elsa’s heart swelled.

Elsa glanced down the corridor and saw that Anna was about to turn the corner. Before she could convince herself not to, she called out. “I love you, Anna.” Elsa quickly pulled the door almost closed, so she could only see through a tiny crack.

Anna turned back, a smile lighting up her face. She met Elsa’s eyes through the cracked door. “I love you too, Elsa.” Then she turned and walked away, a bounce in her step for the first time in forever.

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Happy birthday, sweet girl ❤️

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Happy birthday Elsa!

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Ayyyy Happy Birthday to our beloved Snow Queen Elsa! ❄

I'm being in a rush so it's not perfect, but I've try my best to make two edits, first one was just a simple blend edits, second was when Elsa met her young self 💙

Psst, if Elsa had been born on 1821 (based on fan theory), she would be 203 years old now 👀😆

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Happy birthday to my special girl 🥳🎉🎉❄️

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ELSA

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If you're reading this...

go write three sentences on your current writing project.

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I will never understand the hate for grey hairs. Your hair has sliver in it now. You have the color of stars on your hair. You have proof you survived and grew up. You have proof you are living. How is any of this bad?

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the world needs transsexuals more than it needs god

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(April 12th 2024)

No medical confirmation or psychological evaluation necessary. The law will be active by the 1st of November this year.

First names can also be changed while changing gender. One all inclusive package with minimum effort.

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OUR LITTLE COMEDIAN!!!

LET HER COOK ANNA!!!