Frozen story

 While the two sisters play, young Elsa accidentally hits Anna in the head with an ice blast. Anna is cured by magical forest trolls, but to prevent any future accidents, their parents decide that Elsa must hide her powers until she learns to control them They also erase Anna’s memories of Elsa’s magic without telling Anna why Elsa must avoid her.

 Having grown up mostly separated, Anna and Elsa reunite at Elsa’s coronation party years later. Forced to mingle with outsiders for the first time in years, Elsa is anxious her powers will be revealed. Anna, on the other hand, is thrilled to have guests in the palace and even more excited about talking to Elsa again. However, Elsa soon becomes cold and distant once more, devastating Anna. Anna spends the rest of the party with the charming Prince Hans. Mere hours after they meet, Hans proposes marriage to Anna, and she readily accepts.

 When Elsa refuses to bless Anna and Hans’s marriage and ends the party prematurely, Anna loses her temper and pulls off one of the gloves that help Elsa control her magic. Hurt by Anna’s harsh words, Elsa lashes out–and accidentally shoots ice from her uncovered hand, revealing her powers to everyone in the room. Elsa flees the kingdom, leaving a trail of ice that sets off an eternal winter in her wake. Determined to bring Elsa back and end the winter, Anna chases after her.

 With the help of Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven, Anna arrives at Elsa’s ice palace. She attempts to persuade Elsa to come back to Arendelle and thaw the eternal winter. However, unaware of the winter until this moment, Elsa panics and accidentally strikes Anna in the heart with her magic. She forces Anna and the others away from the ice palace, still convinced that she must stay away from people to avoid hurting them.

 Anna realizes her plan to save Arendelle and mend her relationship with Elsa has failed. To make matters worse, her hair begins to turn white, a symptom of having been struck with Elsa’s ice blast. Kristoff suspects that Anna needs help to diagnose what Elsa has done to her. Meanwhile, back in the ice palace, Elsa is still in a panic and tries to control her emotions–and thus her powers–but to no avail.

 Kristoff takes her to his adoptive family, the trolls who cured Anna the last time she was struck. The trolls tell them that Anna will die unless cured by an “act of true love.” Hoping that a true love’s kiss from Hans will save her, Kristoff takes Anna back to the palace. Meanwhile, Hans, leading a search party to find Anna, stumbles upon Elsa’s ice palace, captures Elsa, and brings her back to Arendelle.

Elsa’s magical winter becomes a full-blown blizzard, endangering everyone in Arendelle. Anna is betrayed by Hans, who reveals his plot to become King of Arendelle by forging a marriage with Anna and murdering Elsa. Unable and unwilling to give her a true love’s kiss, Hans leaves Anna to die. Fortunately, Olaf finds Anna in time. He helps Anna realize that Kristoff is her true love, and leads her to Kristoff so that he can save her with a kiss. Meanwhile, Elsa has escaped from captivity and is pursued by Hans, who lies that Anna is dead because of her. Elsa falls into despair, too distracted by her grief to notice Hans approaching her with a sword.

 When she sees Elsa about to be killed by Hans, Anna forgoes her true love’s kiss from Kristoff and sacrifices her life to save her sister.

 Anna’s sacrifice, her “act of true love” for Elsa, thaws the ice in her heart, and she returns to life. Elsa realizes that love is the key to controlling her magic and is able to unfreeze Arendelle. Hans is deported to his own kingdom. Anna has her kiss with Kristoff – and is in no hurry to get engaged this time. Taking her place as Queen of Arendelle, Elsa opens the palace gates permanently and shares the beauty of her magic with her subjects. Anna and Elsa are finally able to rekindle the close relationship they had as children.