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Research Paper On Frozen

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Frozen: A Tale of Two Princesses The fictional movie Frozen is based on the lives of Anna and Elsa, two sisters who are also princesses. Frozen received many prestigious awards in the film community, such as Academy Awards and Golden Globes. The fact that Frozen proved to be such an adored and acclaimed movie did not come as a surprise to me. After watching Frozen with my younger daughter, it quickly became one of my favorite Disney movies due in part to the positive messages it taught throughout the movie. Anna and Elsa are the two main characters in this movie. In the beginning of the movie, Anna and Elsa have a seemingly unbreakable bond. They are seen building snowmen and playing together like one …show more content…

Anna begs Elsa time and time again to play and do things that they did earlier in their childhood. Elsa simply instructs Anna to go away and leave her alone, since she is not allowed to have contact with anyone for fear her powers might harm them. The movie takes another dark, twisted turn when Anna and Elsa are both orphaned at a young age when their parents’ ship is overturned at sea. Following their parents’ death, it is learned that Elsa will become the new Queen. The castle doors have remained locked for years in an effort to hide Elsa’s powers from the Kingdom of Arrendele. To celebrate Elsa becoming Arrendele’s new queen, a coronation celebration is held inside the castle. Elsa is apprehensive and anxious about the ceremony. She fears that the kingdom will learn of the powers she has been desperately trying to conceal her entire life. Anna sees the coronation ceremony as a

chance to interact with new faces and host an extravagant ball. While Anna craves for attention and interaction, Elsa shies away from new people and feels threatened by outsiders. Being that Anna is the hopeless romantic in the story, she is quick to fall in love with Prince Hans, almost immediately after they meet. Anna asks Elsa for her blessing to marry Hans. Elsa, being level-headed and the more rational of the two, quickly denies Anna’s request. An argument soon follows, and Elsa is

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