December 26, 2013
Frozen
Posted at 4:23 PM
So Alice sent me the link while I was playing Sudoku so I quickly finished the puzzle and began watching. Did not regret. EVER. The moral I got out of this story was to not fear your own abilities, learn more about it, embrace, etc. Summary? Well, one sister being supportive of the other when she is unsure of what to do with her powers when gone awry and always being there for her even when shut out. I should do a moral/summary thing for movies/animes/books from now on.Anyway, Oh my gosh, I can't stop watching that clip where Anna found Elsa in her ice castle and they were singing and Elsa was so opposed to having anything to do with Anna and was so damn gahhhh. She wasn't afraid of her and knew that she can bring back summer and oh my god, she really loves her sister and I just loved how they both sang with so much emotion, especially Elsa (well their voice actors technically). I had goosebumps when Else was going on, singing in agony and despair knowing she'll never be free and all and gahdhfasdfhashf;asfdsfkj the feels.
Questions:
1.) Where did Elsa's curse originate from? That was never explained/questioned. It just seemed like it was always there. Just how did she end up with it?
2.) Will Anna ever realize or come to know that her memories of Elsa's powers were taken and that's how things started? Because if Anna knew, she wouldn't have taken the glove. But then again, what would happen if those memories weren't taken away? Would she have died? But she seemed fine knowing again so the troll could have just healed her in a way and tell her everything afterwards.
Very vague ending. Like Alice said, the true love kiss cliche wasn't in there. There was, however, the bond of being close to someone you've known for so long and always being their for them no matter what, even if they don't open up all their problems to you.
And we all know not many family members are supportive of each other ._. (I meant in the real world)
9.5/10 (-.5 for unclear ending. )
