#is her sister anna

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elsa is an aroace queen and everyone insisting she's a lesbian can pry her from my cold dead hands

(pun not intended)

[anna-scribbles]

callout post for the 5 year old girl I've been nannying she never lets me play as chat noir

[apradonite]

[booasaur]

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters - 1x04

[ilovefredjones]

the frozen ii ending makes me soooooo angry like the whole POINT of frozen i was that elsa learned that she could rule arendelle with her powers and with anna by her side!!! literally in the bway musical she sings ‘i know i’ll never see that sunny day / when this trial is finally through / and it can just be me and you’ like. elsa WANTS to stay with anna

and they try and explain this somewhat in into the unknown, with the ‘who knows deep down i’m not where i’m meant to be’ but. WHY isn’t she where she’s meant to be. all of the first film was her learning that she belonged in arendelle and her powers/herself wasn’t something to be afraid of. why isn’t she meant to be with her family? with her sister who’s been desperate to reconnect with her? why doesn’t she belong where people readily love her and accept her and want the best for her?

and then, what about anna? there is no mention of her wanting/being ready to be queen in either two films. we don’t even see the offer on screen; we don’t get the sisters’ quiet, vulnerable conversation where elsa admits to wanting to live with the rest of the nature spirits and anna offers to take her place as queen. we don’t see anna begging elsa to stay in the forest because she can rule if elsa’s happier there. we never see their dialogue. it’s just so sudden. is anna once again just going along with what her sister wants? is elsa isolating herself all over again? we just don’t know. they both seem happy, but there’s barely any indication that it’ll lead up to that point.

it just makes no sense for either of their arcs, or their previous wants/needs. if they were meant to stay together, why separate them again? they just got each other back. and now they’re alone again.

[dani-luminae]

"Disney's princess needs to have more diverse personalities!" Yes true, sure, but also

Disney's first three Princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora) are all graceful, sweet, like singing songs about dreams and wishes, and do not actively fight: "omg they're such anti-feminist caricatures!!!"

Disney's next princesses have more established emotions and personalities, alongside the establishment of the "I Want" song as applied to motives outside of love (exploration, adventure, making their family proud): "OMG Ariel traded her voice for a man, how stupid!" "Belle's so stuck-up!" "Jasmine's just a spoiled brat!"

Tiana's a dedicated hard worker, loves her family a lot, and wants her loved ones to be very happy even at her own expense and gets... totally ignored in this conversation, gee I wonder why

Rapunzel, Anna, and now Asha are a little bit awkward, silly, but exuberant and get written off as "stupid adorkable" despite the other tenets of their personalities setting them apart, like Rapunzel's creativity, Anna's dedication to her family, and how Asha strives to help those around her

Moana gets called a disobedient brat for seeing beyond her father's narrow-mindedness

Disney Princesses have many wonderfully different personalities. It's just that people are dedicated to misinterpreting them, and that's why I never take the "Disney Princesses need more diverse personalities!" comment at face value.

[justlookatthosesausages]

It's so funny to me that Honeymaren looks like a very gentle and polite person and it's possible that she is confused on Elsa's perception of cold but she doesn't dare to ask. She's like okay she definitely loves a camp fire since she cuddled with that baby reindeer in the comfort of the flames yesterday but she also came back from the dead... Wearing just snow? Like, not only a light outfit, an outfit made out of snow? And didn't she say Ahtohallan was a glacier? And then when Honeymaren is convinced that evening that yes, the Fifth Spirit with the gift offered from our deity to master ice and snow MUST be immune to cold, she looks over and Elsa is curling up in her mother's scarf as she talks with the Northuldra and she is so confused but hey, it's been one hell of a day for all of them, and Elsa deserves rest, and Honeymaren wants her first night in the camp to be perfect. So that she doesn't regret staying with them and feels at peace and feels welcome.

And I'm grinning because imagine Honeymaren not taking any chances and offering Elsa the warmest, thickest tunic to sleep. But Elsa also being a gentle and polite person, as well as a shy, well-mannered, social awkward bean, she can't gather the courage to tell Honeymaren that she doesn't mind the cold and accepts the Northuldra tunic since, well, it's a gift, how rude would it be to refuse a gift???

Imagine Honeymaren barely sleeping that night because every two hours or so she would check the fire in the lavvu and make sure that it's perfect so that Elsa would sleep well.

Imagine Elsa being so embarrassed about it she doesn't tell her for DAYS, and since she doesn't say anything, Honeymaren internally prides herself in being so right about it and the misunderstanding goes on and on and on

[ashleytheartist]

[backwardsandinhighheels]

Has anyone written a Wicked/Twisted version of Frozen where Hans is just your regular younger son on a diplomatic mission who falls in love with this princess only to find out her older sister is a magical tyrant?

I'm split on whether Anna is an innocent, naive pawn of her sister or fully complicit. Or both.

[vickyt-mv]

trying to make a summoner OC or something i guess

[foreverinthepagesofhistory]

POV; Where’s Waldo but make it Romanov edition:

I’ll give you time to figure it out *hint, it’s Olga that your trying to find*

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ahem i present to you~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SHE IS IN THE FREAKING CURTAINS! HAHAHAHAHA

Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna hiding in the curtains at Evpatoria in 1916, surrounded by her family, Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna, Grand Duchesses Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia Nikolaevna, and Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich

Also featured is Anna Vyrubova (friend of the family), and Margarita “Rita” Khitorovo (friend of OT and fellow Sister of Mercy)

[jacarandaaaas]

tonight we have moabel babysitting olaf ft jack skellington and goofy!

[marciliedonato]

wait lol i put the beggining of the 2nd my deer friend nokotan ep on and I noticed these deer outside the shed when koshi goes in there

i noticed one of the deer has antlers and the other does not which means it's a deer couple and there's a fawn too so hear me out....what if. these deer (there are some times more deer following nokotan but it's usually at least 2 most times) are her parents....HEAR ME OUT....

[chicago-geniza]

The Zamoyski Museum makes videos with historical reenactors in character as the household domestic staff and there is a maid named Stefcia who I think is supposed to be a working-class girl from the 19th century and she speaks Polish with a Ukrainian accent and I have been driving myself insane in an attempt to place the dialect

[vuelie-frost]

I think what I like best about Frozen is that it's deceptive in its simplicity. It's a kid's movie so there are villain arcs, funny side characters, compelling protagonists, magic, love conquering all, the importance of family, etc. Themes that are easily digestible. But then you look closely and realize it's also about fearing parts of your core identity, social expectations vs authenticity, battling a desire for safety with a desire for adventure, the complexity of belonging to multiple places simultaneously, restoring broken relationships, vulnerability, grief, emotional intimacy, and more. I'm under no impression the creators were always intentional with these themes (their target market is literally children, they weren't trying to write the equivalent of Les Miserables here.) But the plot and character analysis can go SO deep even before we hit headcanon territory.

[kikigeh]

Want to know how I know Frozen 3 will most definitely not be great? The announcement of a Frozen 4.

The problem with Frozen 2 was that it had many, many ideas and they attempted, and utterly failed, to condense them into one singular linear story; the problem with Frozen 3 is that they "have so many ideas" that they realized they can't realistically condense them into one singular movie so their solution to "not repeat a frozen 2" is to instead push for ALL ideas to move forward which in turn has given them an overly lengthy cut.

Watching Frozen 1 in cinemas for the first time in a long while really reminded me how Frozen worked because it was very very simple and most of its heart was in the two "main" characters and how they navigated through life after a horrendous situation they were put through.

The heart of Frozen is not all the mystical and mythical elements that they can't get enough of attempting to push, hell, the most compelling part of Elsa as a character was just how raw and human she felt DESPITE having otherworldly powers.

I truly don't know which road they're taking the franchise through, but if the podcast and the books that have come out are anything to go by, it's straying way too far from what made the first movie compelling and enjoyable: its freaking simplicity.