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Frozen – Finding True Love




“Frozen” is a-2013 Disney production of musical animation which tells about Arendelle kingdom which has Elsa princess who can witch snow/ice. When she was a child, she accidentally hurt her little sister, Anna, with her magic. Since then, she locked herself in her room and creates distance with all people, including Anna.


Not until their parents death that they open the castle gate 3 years later on Coronation Day. Anna was so happy in the party after her loneliness in forever. She also fell in love with prince Hans whom she just met that day. It’s when they asked her bless and Anna pushed her that Elsa lose her control revealing the secret she kept.


People were afraid of her ability that Elsa escaped to the North Mountain and built her own beautiful ice castle. Anna chased her and met Kristoff and his reindeer, Sven, in her journey. They helped out Anna until she met Elsa finally.


Anna persuaded Elsa to come back and told her that Arendelle was in deep deep deep snow since she left. Feeling worse, Elsa once more lost her control and hurt Anna in her heart now.


Kristoff took Anna back to Arendelle to meet Hans since the only cure is getting a kiss from a true love. They were wrong and even Hans betrayed her with his cruel plan to take over Arendelle. The snowman, Olaf, helped her out of the castle to look for Kristoff who was now believed as Anna’s true love.



On her way running to Kristoff, Anna saw Hans who was going to stab Elsa from her back. She run before him and blocked the knife. Suddenly, she changed into an ice statue for her injury worsens. Seeing her sister, Elsa cried and hugged Anna. Magically, Anna turned to normal and even her all white hair changed into brown again.


“… You sacrificed yourself for me?”
“… I love you”

An act of true love will thaw a frozen heart.

Also with love that Elsa was able to get rid of the snow and brought back summer for Arendelle.

“Frozen” tells us that true love not only happens to couple but also sisters and brothers ^^ P.S. When summer comes, will Olaf becomes the happiest snowman or a pond?
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  1. OchMarch 29, 2014 at 9:01 AM

    Ahahaha, you have watched this movie. I forgot to send it :p
    Anyway, I love the quot : An act of true love will thaw a frozen heart. ( I need it badly to melt my frozen heart :D )

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  2. Martina GitaMarch 31, 2014 at 5:51 PM

    hohoho no prob ^^
    seriously ur heart is frozen?
    could it b posible dat m ur true lv?
    lolz

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