I wonder...

Once upon a time, in a land by the sea, There were two princesses who were happy as could be.The eldest was Elsa, possessing Ice magic. And her sister was Anna. Their tale is quite tragic.For one night young Elsa, while playing a game, Caused harm to young Anna. Things were never the same.To protect everyone, Elsa locked herself away. She refused to build snowmen, though why she wouldn’t say.

The King and Queen die and now Elsa is queen It’s been years now since either princess has been seen.Anna meets Hans and it’s love at first sight. But Elsa is cautious. It doesn’t feel right.The two sisters argue, Elsa’s magic’s revealed. Elsa runs and lets go of what was so long concealed.Anna goes after her sister so dear. With the help of Kristoff and Olaf and Sven the reindeer.

They find Elsa’s palace. The girls sing a duet. But then Elsa does something she’s sure to regret.A strong blast of magic straight to Anna’s heart Elsa’s fear and her sadness makes her fall apart.Kristoff takes Anna to see his troll friends. And they give us a hint to how the story ends.An act of true love is what must save the day. They must get Anna to Hans for a kiss straight away.

Kristoff rides valiantly but all is in vain, Hans didn’t love Anna. He wanted to reign.Hans leaves Anna to freeze and to die, Then Olaf just happens to be strolling by.They have a discussion where Anna finds out, What an act of true love is really about.So they go to find Kristoff, while a storm starts to brew. Kristoff rushes back. His love for Anna is true.

But Anna decides that her life is worth less Than her sister’s, who is in a bit of distress.Anna rushes in front of the man who betrayed, Sacrifices herself to be cut down by his blade.At the last moment she freezes, and then Anna died. Everyone is quite sad and a few people cried.But turns out that Anna’s love for Elsa is true. She thaws and they hug but there’s still work to do.

The Queen’s name - Iðunn can be angelicised as Ithunn, or Idunn/Idun.  Iðunn was the name of the Norse goddess of apples, and eternal youth. The name itself also means ‘youthful’, ‘eternal youth’ ‘again to love’

Akðar can likely be angelicized as Akthar, however I’m not finding much in the way of names, except that it rhymes with Garðar. Did some digging, and perhaps the king’s name is supposed to be Garðar. 

Garðar - Icelandic form of Garðarr - Old Norse form of Gerðarr which means; (in a way) Enclosure/house - army/warrior. So the King’s name likely means ‘Warrior of the Enclosure, or warrior of the house’