Tag: Frozen

Short Fiction

When You Wish

BY VERONICA LYNN Morgon awoke with a start to find that she was, quite literally, left standing on the outside. She was all alone and in almost utter darkness. The only light present was coming from above Morgon, from a lamppost that was bizarrely placed in the middle of a large forest.  Mouth agape, eyes …...

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Nonfiction

The Enigma of Elsa in Disney’s Frozen

BY VIOLET JAMES

In the end, it is the truth that frees Elsa from her fear; and learning to love herself and accept the love of her sister.

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Nonfiction

My Heart is Frozen: What Disney’s Frozen Means to Me

BY MEAGAN MCKINSTRY

I feel a strong connection to Elsa, and I gain hope and inspiration from her inner journey.

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Short Fiction

The Power of Winter: A Crossover Story

BY HANNAH SKIPPER

She was born on the winter solstice and has the power to set the whole earth under eternal ice and snow. I say she needs to be eliminated!”

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Short Fiction

Magic Mirror: A Frozen Story

Elsa narrowed her eyes at the Duke of Weselton. He grinned sheepishly at her, as he unveiled a mirror. There were gasps…

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Short Fiction

Those Cursed Stones: A Frozen Story

BY HANNAH SKIPPER

The little princesses sat on the floor of the palace’s great library, giggling and whispering among the floor to ceiling shelves of ancient and modern books, while their parents greeted foreign dignitaries.

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Poetry

Young Elsa’s Despair: A Frozen Poem

By Emily Geerling Word Count: 200 Rated: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A frozen poem Here I am, on the floor, All alone in my room. Another day goes by; I can’t escape the gloom. The power of my hands, Which I cannot control, Continues to rage on And slowly takes its toll. I …...

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Imperiling Empowerment: An Analysis of “Let It Go” in Disney’s “Frozen”

BY DAVID KWON

Disney’s film “Frozen” has received rave reviews, and the song “Let It Go” is one of the highlights of the film.

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