#frozen queen

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There are two examples of people freezing or turning to ice (whatever you want to call it) in the Frozen saga. One per movie.

Exhibit A form the first movie.

Exhibit B from the second one.

We can't unsee how one did take less time to work, even if the turning into solid ice part was slower.

Elsa only survived for a minute before being frozen solid. Anna, on the other hand, it worked like a seed that needed to extend before the final step, and before that final step it was hours. So why did Elsa only had one minute?

I think the key is the source of the power that gives the cold to the target.

Here, we can see what is struck is the heart, and, as we know, then the cold spread the rest of the body like a disease, only to turn into ice the whole thing in the end, and in that part, it happened from the chest to the rest of it.

Here, what turns into ice first is what is in contact to the floor, then the rest follows. So, the ambience there is freezing, but the power source is the ice from the floor, not exactly the air. And Elsa was standing on that floor all that time.

So, it was different because each one of the women were exposed to the freezing power for different amounts of time.

Elsa: I have to do this alone.

My Favorite/Relatable Characters (In Order)

Scramp - Lady and the Tramp 2 (ISFP) 

Elsa - Frozen (INFJ) 

Lapis Lazuli - Steven Universe (INFP)

Twilight Sparkle - My Little Pony (INTJ/ISTJ) 

Ahsoka Tano - Star Wars: The Clone Wars (ENFP/INFJ) 

Blanca - White Snake (INFP)