I have seen Frozen with Annabel approximately…I dunno, a billion times? And while I adore the movie, when you’ve seen it as many times as I have some things start to pop out at you as not making sense. It may just be a cartoon, but seriously, I need some answers.
1. Where are Kristoff’s parents?
How did Kristoff end up without parental supervision? More importantly, how did he, as a child, end up in the rough ice business? Does Arendelle not have Child Protective Services?
2. HOW and WHY did Elsa get her powers?
Yeah yeah yeah, she was born with the powers, but WHY? HOW WHY HOW WHY???? Why doesn’t Anna have powers? Did the King or Queen?
3. Who is going to clean up that mess of ice and snow in the ballroom?
I can’t stop thinking about water damage and mildew. Seriously, everyone is afraid that Elsa will freeze their hearts, but they should be way more concerned about mold.
4. Where were the king and queen going?
Okay maybe the location itself isn’t relevant, but it had to be somewhere important for both the King and Queen to leave behind their children, one of whom is a prisoner in her room while the other is going so crazy with loneliness that she’s talking to paintings. Also, as the rulers of their kingdom, shouldn’t their boat be way bigger? This irrationally bothers me.
5. What did Elsa do in her room all day, every day?
She was probably soooo happy when Candy Crush released the Dreamworld update.
6. Did Rapunzel and Eugene make it home okay?
One of the hidden “Easter eggs” in the movie is that Rapunzel and Eugene attended Elsa’s coronation…which means they were likely stuck in Arendelle’s deep, deep, deep, deep snow. I bet Rapunzel’s parents were pissed. Also, I seriously hope Rapunzel started wearing shoes because frostbite.
7. What is Oaken doing in the middle of nowhere?
A sauna in the middle of nowhere actually sounds pretty relaxing. I wouldn’t mind visiting Oaken and enjoying some lutefisk and that accent.
8. Is it “reindeer” or “reindeerS”?
Kristoff sings a song about people being better than reindeers. Yes, reindeer with an “s.” When I heard that I was like, wait a minute because in Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer there’s the line, “All of the other reindeer used to laugh and call him names.” This was troubling to my inner grammar snob. Which was right? Well, Oxford Dictionaries entry for Reindeer says, “Plural same or Reindeers.” So, they’re both right. Glad we cleared this up.
9. Why didn’t Jonathan Groff get a real song?
Real talk: How can you have a Tony Award nominee only sing a throw-away 30-second song? This is a crime that should be punishable by law.
10. How does one get a dog-like reindeer as a pet?
I’m asking for a friend.
11. Is Anna left-handed or right-handed?
In the image above, she’s throwing a snowball with her left hand, but later she throws a mean right hook:
Annabel is left-handed and she immediately noticed Anna threw with her left hand. “She’s just like me, Mama!!” But is she? Is she, Disney???
12. Why isn’t there snow where the Trolls are?
During viewing number 187,846 I realized there isn’t snow on the ground where the Trolls live. I assume they are located in Arendelle, so why aren’t they being impacted by Elsa’s eternal winter?
13. Why didn’t Olaf melt when he visited the Trolls?
During viewing number 187,847 I realized that the Trolls seem to be located near steam geysers (Anna and Kristoff warm themselves over one on their journey), which explains the lack of snow but does NOT explain why Olaf doesn’t melt! Look out Olaf, there’s some effing killer steam coming RIGHT AT YOU.
14. Why did Hans get off so easy? He tried to kill Anna AND Elsa!
Seriously? Attempting to murder the Queen and Princess of Arendelle only gets Hans deported back to his own family? That seems…pretty lenient. Unless Arendelle is in Florida, then it’s par for the course.
Jane says:
Haha, this is hilarious. I may have to watch this movie now.
defendUSA says:
Your questions will be answered in the sequel!!
Wendy says:
I haven’t seen the film but I did laugh at your Candy Crush saga comment.
Tell Annabelle all the best people are left handed. I should know
I think I did read somewhere once that certain actions show up better in films and photographs when they are portrayed left handed.
Caroline says:
My kids and I adore this movie! This post is hilarious!!! :). Thanks for making me laugh at 6am.
Colleen says:
Why is it absurd for Anna to fall in love in one day, but perfectly rational for Kristoff to be in love with her in what couldn’t have been a much longer timeframe? What is the magic number? A full 24 hours before you can almost get married by rock trolls because you are caught up in the moment or go racing across frozen seas to potentially save someone with the power of your true love?
Heather says:
Maybe it’s less about falling in love in 24 hours and more about marrying in 24 hours? But yes, good point!
ValWiggin says:
But Anna and Kristoff DIDN’T hook up after a day. The true love that broke the frozen heart was between the two sisters.
Nicole Lane says:
This post is hilarious to me…even with the unanswered questions, it’s a great movie!
Sue says:
This is hilarious, Heather, and being a Floridian,,,that last one made me laugh especially hard!!!!!! We know, all too well, what you mean!! LOL
Kristin says:
So apparently, Johnathan Groff did get his own real song, but it was cut… BUT, it’s in the extended soundtrack! And it’s about the plural of Reindeer(s)!
The sing-along version comes out Friday, so we will be making visit number 356,219 to see it again…
Heather says:
That’s so funny! I totally have to track that song down.
JustAMom says:
Us too!!! Cannot wait. It will be the one and ONLY time my daughter actually allows me to sing!!
Megan Hartman says:
I had read “rumors” online that the King and Queen were heading to Rapunzel and Eugene’s wedding 3 years ago. So that is why they went to Elsa’s coronation. But who knows how true that is!
Heather says:
That is the best rumor I’ve ever heard.
Bren R. says:
Agree! That rumor is great!
We’ve been debating on several of these questions too so I’m loving this post/replies. Even though, you know, my kids are a bit older….(as in my youngest is 12).
Christine Young says:
I heard that, too!!
Christine says:
Why didn’t Mandy Patinkin get to sing in “Yentl”? What about Idina Menzel in “Enchanted”? Her duet with James Marsden was cut.
Heather says:
I used to be sooooo bugged that Idina didn’t sing in “Enchanted” but it turns out to be a good thing – if she had, a different actress would be playing Elsa!
Casey says:
I’ve only seen the movie once, but I instantly caught the whole “reindeers” thing. I was like “there’s no ‘S’ at the end of deer!” Even now, Chrome is telling me that reindeers is spelled wrong…I feel like Disney needs to check their grammar. And I’m with you on the lack of snow where the trolls are…why didn’t everyone just stay there?
Jenb says:
We just went to see this this weekend for the first time. What amazed me was
1. The theatre was almost sold out. Months after the opening.
2. When Olaf was about to come out the whole audiance (mainly little girls) was buzzing “Olaf is coming! Olaf is coming!
3. Who needs a sing along version- all the kids have the words memorized alreay and were singing right along.
I think these things made the movie even more fun to see at a theatre.
Peggy says:
Ha. I had a crappy morning and reading this made me laugh. Thanks!
Jessica says:
Your questions are spot on! I’ve seen it twice and wondered about some of the things too! I have other questions too, but can only think of one right now
1. Who ruled Arendelle until Elsa was of age to rule? In between the Coronation and the death of their parents it was 3 years.
Heather says:
Good question!!! I guess she technically was the queen, but who was takin’ care of bidness, right?
Sara Mc. says:
You are hilarious! Love this post.
Lisa N says:
My question is why to the keep calling it “eternal winter”? I don’t get the impression that much more than a couple weeks went by between the coronation and the happy ending. Are Anna and Kristoff supposedly wandering around for months looking for Elsa? It sure didn’t seem like it to me! They would have needed a lot more supplies with them if that were the case.
Heather says:
I really thought the whole thing took place in a 24 hour period. We only saw one night. So yeah, why IS it an “eternal” winter?
Callie says:
Because of the troll prophecy. Supposedly Arendalle will one day be stuck in an eternal winter set by the Snow Queen and since Elsa has set the summer to winter that the prophecy has come true. The extended cd kind of explains it.
Angelica says:
The main plot of the movie ( from coronation to the Great Thaw )took place in about 3 days or so, I think. (Day 1- coronation, Elsa runs off, Anna goes after her. Day 2 – Anna finds Kristoff, they look for Elsa. Hans later goes off looking for Anna. Day 3 – they find Elsa, Anna gets struck, they go see the trolls then rush back to Hans, Anna is saved and Elsa thaws winter. This could also run into a fourth day, since it’s night when Anna and Kristoff go see the trolls, but when Elsa thaws the winter, it’s daytime.)
They call it an “eternal winter” because it happened magically and, unless something is done about it, it’s going to stay indefinitely, not stop naturally on its own.
TamaraL says:
Another question: Why do you have two #14’s??? It’s too early for me to be reading anyway, but that really made me do a double take!
Heather says:
Isn’t everyone afraid of the nber 13?
Terri says:
So that’s why my daughter squealed Tangled! In the movie… I so didn’t get that, until now!
Becky says:
I’ve never even seen the movie, and now, if I do, I’m going to be thinking of all of these things!! Also, your Florida comment is my very favorite part of the post!
Rachel says:
Ok. Now I just feel so unaware. Either that or I just get so lost in wishing we actually got a winter in LA becuase seriously, I have watched this movie as many times as you and only asked myself two of the questions, one of which the kids asked me first (#4).
Heather says:
I want to know how old these girls are. How old are you when you become “of age” to be queen? I assumed 18, but then that makes Anna (as the younger sister) AT MOST 16 years old, right? I mean, it’s pretty clear in the beginning of the movie that she’s a few years younger? SO WHY is she running around looking for true love and getting engaged to fellas she just met?? Yeah, yeah, it’s the norm for the 17th century and all… but THIS IS 2014. Not cool, Disney. Not cool.
cindy w says:
Because she’s a teenage girl who’s lonely and desperate for affection and attention. She reminded me of the girls who came from bad homes in high school and who got married as soon as they graduated, just to escape. (Not that Ana’s home was bad, necessarily, but she had a sister who didn’t speak to her and she was an orphan, so…) I’d say it’s not that uncommon in any century, really.
Heather says:
Maybe true, Cindy, but certainly not something to be glorifying in a Disney movie, right?
cindy w says:
Not glorifying, I don’t think, especially since Kristoff kinda calls her out on it. But it just didn’t strike me as a “whaaaat?” kind of thing.
Also, for context: Sleeping Beauty fell in love with her prince before her 16th birthday. And Rapunzel was 18. So the whole “teenage girl falling in love & getting married” thing is not exactly out of line with Disney history.
Besides, when you’re under 10 years old, as a lot of Frozen’s viewing audience is, the idea of being 16 seems SO OLD.
moll says:
Maybe the age of majority in Arendelle is more like 20 or 21, making Anna 18-19? Which is still really really very young in my book, but not child bride material.
If the parents died when the girls were teens, and the coronation was 3 years later, then we have the ages during the main story as somewhere from 16-20 (Anna) and 18-22 (Elsa), assuming a 2 yr age difference and both girls being in their teens when they died. So you’re right, really young. Man, I am overthinking this now.
Heather says:
I think I read somewhere that Elsa is 21 and Anna is 18. Still really young!
Heather says:
Alright, 18. So that puts her in Rapunzel territory. I know they kind of have to make them young—so their little fans can relate to them more. And it’s fiction and all of that, and I don’t think my 3-year-old is asking the same questions I am. Growing up, I wasn’t concerned with how old Ariel was when she was trading her voice for legs to be with her “true love”… that she had never even really met!
Anne Charming says:
It has nothing to do with Anna being a child bride. But since she’s in line to the throne, she has to ask permission for her ‘monarch’ to marry or else she could be punished for marrying without the Monarch’s permisson (look at what happened with the Grey sisters who married without Elizaebth Tudor’s permisson. Heck even the current Queen of Britian has to approve the marriage of potential heirs (she didn’t approve of Camilla hence why Prince Charles married Diana, Princess of Wales), but she DID approve of Prince William’s bride.
michele bertolini says:
Brilliant!
cindy w says:
We’ve only seen the movie once, but we’ve had to watch YouTube videos of the songs about a million times since then (Lucy is particularly fond of Ana doing the tick-tock sound of the grandfather clock in “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”), so a lot of these questions had occurred to me too – especially the how/why Elsa got her powers in the first place.
I hadn’t noticed Rapunzel & Eugene, that’s pretty awesome.
Janet says:
Also, why in the world would Elsa create a snow monster to KILL her sister when the whole point of her self imposed exile was to protect said sister?
Heather says:
I *think* the snow monster was just to scare them away…at least, that’s what I told Annie when she asked me the same question!
sam b says:
Also a big fan of the movie, but plagued by nagging questions. Some were the same as yours, but I had a couple of other ones, too.
* Kristoff sees what happens with the trolls when Anna and Elsa are young. He eludes to seeing it later in the movie when he takes her to be healed, but apparently never makes the connection that it was Anna he had seen. Huh?
* Elsa might have to stay in her room forever to protect everyone, but why did that mean Anna had to be on lockdown, too? Couldn’t she be free to roam around the kingdom now and then? And who’s the boss of her anyway?!
Heather says:
AH I had the same question about Kristoff and forgot to include it! But YES 1,000 times to that one.
As for the second question…Anna’s parents clearly didn’t care about her. She was the spare to the heir!
moll says:
Wait.. yeah! I assume Anna and Elsa are like that one girl in my high school English class who went to the office to get us a substitute when the teacher didn’t show, instead of having a free-for-all like all the cool kids. Nobody’s watching – go crazy, girls!
I think I worked off of a head-canon that there was some sort of administrator/ government official put in to run things til the girls got older, and the parents’ rules were still enforced. I mean, the girls were teens! That’s some child protective business!
Christina says:
HA! Friggin Florida…
Callie says:
The Jonathon Groff thing totally bugged me. It’s an animated movie and everyone sings except him? On the extended album, the music people (I’m sick and the name eludes me) said they got to the end of movie and realized they hadn’t written a song for Kristoff and wrote the reindeer song to put during the credits. Then Disney decided to use Demi and the song got cut again.
I’ve only seen it once but I want to see it again! This was good morning read
Heather says:
Too bad! Every time the Demi version comes on Annie goes, “PLAY THE REAL VERSION!” Sorry, Demi.
Stephanie says:
We have the soundtrack on repeat. Have you noticed that Groff’s song is actually titled: “Reindeer(s) are Better Than People”? They probably did that because like you, many of us feel a jolt from our inner grammar schoolmarm, that it should be “reindeer” not “reindeers”.
Loved this list. I’m taking my 4 year old to see the Sing-Along version this weekend!
Heather says:
I totally didn’t notice that, but that makes me love the movie even more.
Bobbi says:
Hey!! As a Floridian, I am offen…..Nope, wait, I’m not offended. You are right:) We can’t seem to get much right down here:) LOL
Colleen says:
Why isn’t Olaf melting for Anna enough of an act of true love? Olaf clearly loves Anna – he says so when he tells her to run from the trolls.
I totally had all those other questions too…and why is Anna in lockdown too when they are girls?
Heather says:
Maybe because he would have to melt all the way? And yeah, Anna shouldn’t have had to stay behind the gates!
Rah says:
Somebody needs a date night that includes only adult(s), and perhaps a movie designed for adults.
Alexandra says:
You seem like you have a great sense of humor!
Paula says:
Omg this cracked me up! We have seen it so many times and I never saw Rapunzel! Now I have to watch it again!
Lindsay says:
I wish my home state would get it together. I’m embarrassed to be a Floridian lately!
LOVED Frozen, but you are spot-on with these questions.
Nicole says:
You said, “One of the Easter Eggs” is Rapunzel and Eugene showing up in the movie, which WHAAAAAAAA?! How have I not noticed this in any of my and my daughter’s 8451265 viewings of Frozen?… but ONE OF? What are the others?! I need to know about ALL of the hidden funnies!
Heather says:
Oh yeah, google “Frozen Easter Eggs” and you’ll find a few! I know a few others – the painting of the girl on the swing that Anna imitates originally appeared in “Tangled,” and the chocolate Anna wants to stuff in her face is from the movie “Wreck it Ralph.”
JustAMom says:
There’s another….. when Anna goes to Oaken’s Trading Post…. Mickey Mouse is on the bottom shelf!
Michael Blanchard says:
And how about …
Who enforced the lockdown after the parents died?
AND
Why did Elsa’s sequestration require Anna to be cut off from the world?
Heather says:
So, I am thinking the castle staff kept the gates locked just because that was the king and queen’s edict before they died. But I also think that they’d really made Elsa fear her power, so she willingly stayed in lockdown because she was so afraid of hurting someone. As for Anna, good question! Poor Anna.
Lisa says:
So I got to attend the premiere in LA so I know the the answer to the reindeer/dog question! LOL When we got to interview the directors of Frozen, they told us that low and behold, reindeers act like dogs. They actually had one on set so that the animators could see how a reindeer would act. Who knew? LOL
Heather says:
That is SO cool (both the premiere and the dog-like reindeer)!!
CeCe says:
I saw it with my teens and was really bothered by the fact they never explained where she got the frozen powers (or curse). Finally my kids had to tell me to “let it go” because I was obsessing. Also, as someone mentioned above why show Kristoff watching the whole healing trolls scene when anna and Elsa were young but never bring it up to adult Anna? hmmm
Christina says:
There’s a growing unofficial cannon that the king and queen left to attend Rapunzel’s wedding. (Who the Internet assumes to be their niece, since the queens look enough alike to be sisters.) Then, three years later, it’s Elsa’s coronation, so Rapunzel comes to see her cousin be crowned.
Two pins I found about it:
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/469500329874981075/
http://www.pinterest.com/pin/245586985904297479/
I totally love how fans are weaving the backstory to some of the questions left open in the film.
Heather says:
This blew my mind.
Tammy says:
Excellent questions! We’ve seen it 3 times, and I have teenagers! Ha! Here are my two:
1. How did Anna pay for all the things at the shop? She just happened to have cash tucked into her ball gown, when she had no idea she was going anywhere but the ball room?
2. How on earth did Elsa eat at the ice palace??
Heather says:
1. Maybe she told Oaken to bill her, haha
2. Popsicles?
Annalien says:
I also wondered about those two questions.
Love this post!
Laura says:
#2 – Elsa inherited her powers from the king. If you watch him walk you can see an ice path in front of him.
Heather says:
What?? Really?
Heather says:
WHOA REALLY? Now I need to watch it again.
Mommy says:
I looked for the ice by the king this morning (on our 100,000th viewing) and didn’t see it! In what part? When they are going to see the trolls? I thought that ice path was from Elsa.
I think I love this movie as much as my littles do.
Colleen - @amadisonmom says:
You have now blown my mind is so very many ways. Shear brilliance.
Kim says:
I have wondered so many of the same things. But the most pressing question for me is why Jonathan Groff only has ONE STINKING SONG! Grrr.
Heather says:
Oh! I thought of another thing. Hans preys on Elsa and Anna because he is 13th in line to be king of his own kingdom and needed to get access to the throne elsewhere. Now, maybe I don’t know enough about monarchies, but if both Elsa and Anna died (or Elsa was jailed), HOW WOULD HE BECOME KING? He wouldn’t, right? There would have to be someone else in that bloodline (aunts, uncles, cousins, whatever) that would be in line for the throne way before Hans would randomly get it because he was engaged to Anna for ONE DAY.
Heather says:
EXCELLENT POINT! He would technically be the Prince Consort, never the king!
Andi E. says:
Aaah, but remember, Hans didn’t plan for Anna to die until AFTER they were married and then when she came home and he thought she was going to die from the frozen heart he lied to everyone and said they got to say their marriage vows before she died in his arms. Now why no one questioned that baffles me, but it’s Disney and since they never saw him ACT like anything other than a good and honorable man, they just believed him, so he would have been king after killing Elsa because he was “married” to the next in line for the throne.
Andi E. says:
And to add to that, Anna named him as the person in charge when last she spoke to everyone, so in their eyes, he was not only going to be the “hero” of Arendelle and worthy of the post, but Anna had named him her predecessor in a way.
Andi E. says:
*successor. Sorry. Lol
Diane B. says:
Regarding #7 and Oaken…trust me you do NOT want to even attempt to enjoy lutefisk. It’s impossible to enjoy–there’s a lutefisk eating contest in Wisconsin and it’s so vile to even watch people eat it that they put up screens and have a children’s talent show in front. Saw it on the Travel Channel and I completely agree. It is one weird Norwegian food I have no desire to even try after all the descriptions by my Norwegian relatives.
Now for my one nerdy Norwegian joke…Lefse is the antidote to Lutefisk!
But I LOVE this post!
Dee says:
I think I laughed harder than everyone at that part of the movie. As someone from a Norwegian family, no one “enjoys” Lutefisk unless they are a masochist! It’s fish that’s fremented and cured in Lye. (Eww.) As for Lefse though, our holidays aren’t complete without it! I think it’s delicious, but my non-scandy friends never get it.
Gwensarah says:
Re: #11.. like Annie, I am left handed but strangely when I hit things (not that I make a habit of this but it’s happened) I hit with my right hand. Possible protective reflex as to not injure my dominant hand? I’m going to go with she’s left handed
Jen says:
I’m left handed too, but I throw and bat with my right hand. So I’m with you, Anna is left handed
Lanie says:
All good points and good questions! xo
ASHLEY RIVERO says:
THIS IS GREAT! MY DAUGHTER HAD AN ANSWER FOR QUESTION… HAHA, THE BEST WAS, 4. Where were the king and queen going? “WELL GOING TO SEE THE PRESIDENT.” AND 5. What did Elsa do in her room all day, every day? WAS PRETTY FUNNY.. (UMMM LONG PAUSE) “LOOKED OUT HER WINDOW!” LOL SO FUNNY
Emily says:
If you read the original Hans Christen Anderson story, it would have been some magic glass that got in her eye/heart.http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?hca&a97. I wondered that, too.
Heather says:
Now that you say that, I totally remember hearing that story as a child and being horrified, because GLASS IN HER EYE.
Devon says:
I only have 1 answer but I don’t think anyone else wrote it yet, so woohoo!
Kristoff’s father was likely one of the ice cutters he was following. In a lot of Scandinavian myth, trolls steal children and often replace them with troll children or “changelings”. They are supposedly attracted to particularly beautiful children, especially blonde ones. So Kristoff wanders away to follow the King and Queen and the troll who sees him and Sven goes “Cuties! I’m going to keep you!”. And I guess she did! Kristoff’s father likely thought he got lost or froze to death, etc.
Heather says:
Wow! Interesting…and creepy! Here’s your troll baby!
Becky says:
Here’s the full-length theory about Kristoff’s parents and the trolls on Tumblr: http://emmasdisneyworld.tumblr.com/post/73260060598/kat-the-titan-emmasdisneyworld
There’s even a screenshot of the ice cutter that people are theorizing might be Kristoff’s dad.
Jordan says:
I just laughed out loud at number 14… didn’t catch it the first time I read it. LOL.
I’m supposed to be working on reading the Iliad (and by reading I mean sparknoting the crap out of it), but this is a lot more fun to read and think about, I must say.
JustAMom says:
I’ve wondered who took care of Anna and Elsa after their mom and dad died? Who fed Elsa? Was her food slid through a slot in her door like in prison? Assuming their was a staff at the palace….. then why didn’t Anna talk to them, instead of to the paintings on the wall??
JustAMom says:
P.S. – Anyone else put their kids to sleep with a kiss and a “night night, don’t let the frost bite bite!!” – or is it just me????
Violet says:
Those are funny! I noticed the left handed throw too because, I’m left handed! But I bowl and use scissors with my right hand, I catch right handed and bat left handed…. maybe she’s ambidextrious? Haha. I hope Disney finds a way to answer these questions! I definitely wondered where the Queen and King were going and about Kristoff’s parents too!
hui says:
My question is why the trolls didn’t do more to help Elsa, seeing as they seemed to know more about ice magic than anyone, yet they just sent the royals away with a shrug and a “I dunno, control it.” Maybe some advice, like “Well, are there times when she seems in control of it? Oh, when she’s happy and loved, right, let’s work with that.” But no!
I admit I also thought of the water damage to wallpaper and carpets, because I am a loser.
Rusty says:
Anna could definitely be ambidextrous. My younger brother is, and growing up he threw with his left hand and occasionally punched me with his right.
Hailey says:
ive heard rumors were anna and elsas parents were heading to flynn and rapunzils wedding and the ship sunk wich is the ship ariel finds and anna and elsas parents are acually on an island and have a son named Tarzan. but flynn and rupunzil wedding well after the ship sunk 3 years later flynn and rupunzil in respons come to queen elsas corination day.
Ali says:
And how DID Oaken *just happen* to have clothes that fit Anna? Especially the undershirt and boots. The cape I can see. The hat…maybe. But the long-sleeved shirt and shoes? An exact fit? Nope. Not with the ‘winter selection’ he had.
Thanks for the Easter Egg– I hadn’t seen that! Much to my 4YO’s delight, it’s another reason to watch it again.
April says:
Hey! I just wanted to leave a comment that my daughters name is Anabel and she is left handed as well! Also a big frozen fan
Heather says:
Moms of lefty Annabels unite!!!
Trish says:
And what’s with Elsa making Kristoff the Official Arendelle Master/Deliverer of something she can create out of thin air? “Gee thanks” lol
ValWiggin says:
My biggest question was: Why didn’t Queen Elsa’s dress (the one she created atop the mountain with her powers) melt along with everything else? She put a flurry around Olaf, but not herself.