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I’m so proud of myself I actually managed to finish a drawing ;u;

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Drew this while waiting for some tasks this afternoon ^^

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Don’t judge me

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Help…I-it’s…it’s too cute…

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how can we judge you when you bring Elsa with baby Anna in her arms holding sir Jorgenbjorgen and playing with her magic

HOW CAN WE JUDGE YOU

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you might think that bonnie’s the nerd but theyre actually both dorks and im love them

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🔥❄️

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I think it’s time for Kristoff to learn to be around people again

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Lets talk about this scene

I decided to enhance this video a little and post the GIF again, but this time in slow motion. And then I noticed something that I hadn’t before. Look at how Anna’s eyes never stray from Elsa - not even for a moment. She’s completely focused on Elsa’s reaction. I think there are two possible explanations for this:

Anna still yearns for Elsa’s approval. All those years spent apart has had a lasting effect on Anna. For years she thought Elsa despised her, and It may take a lifetime for her to feel truly loved.

Anna’s doing whatever she can to cheer Elsa up. From the OFA trailer, we know that Elsa blames herself for them not having any family traditions, so this may be Anna trying to make Elsa feel better about herself.

Elsa’s reaction is just as amazing. She loves the attention. She absolutely adores spending time with Anna, because Anna’s the one person who never, ever thought of Elsa as a monster. She always supported Elsa, even when Elsa could offer her nothing in return. Anna is the poster child for unconditional love.

Although we don’t yet know the full context for this scene, what I love the most is that Anna and Elsa are acting like children. They’re recapturing just a little bit of the childhood which they were never able to share after the accident. And that makes it absolutely beautiful.

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I agree! I think Anna is trying to cheer Elsa up, because Anna is full of optimism and hope, which is just what Elsa needs in her life. Anna loves Elsa deeply, and I’m sure she feels it is her job as her little sister to make her big sister happy whenever she (Elsa) is feeling down. @minervadeannabond, does that sound familiar to you? 😉

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I absolutely love this small clip. It truly shows that Elsa and Anna’s relationship gravitates to being that innocent state. No worries of the world, no backlash from her kingdom, just Elsa & Anna, wanting every bit of their company.

Truly precious.

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Thanks, Satan.

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Oh my god though.

Are they in an attic? They look like they’re in an attic. Look at the background. Are they going through their old things? Memories? From before the separation?

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This featurette is going to kill us all, isn’t it?

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Just saying but does Anna’s gloves look like sock puppets to anyone else?

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What if they find their old dolls?!

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I’m going with the second option, too. I definitely think this is Anna doing something to cheer Elsa up in her own Anna-way. From what I’ve seen of the trailer and concept art, it looks like Olaf is going to get lost out in the woods as a result of his search to find the sisters a tradition. They might not be in the woods yet but I think at this point they’ve realized Olaf is missing and are looking for him. Elsa’s likely worrying about Olaf and the possibility of not finding him. I’m also willing to bet she’s partially blaming herself as well, maybe coming to the conclusion that Olaf overheard her mention how they don’t have any traditions and makes the connection that Olaf wouldn’t be lost in the first place had it not been for her.

Either way, Anna picked up on it. But what I like about this is that it’s not the same kind of comfort she was trying to give Elsa back in the Ice Palace in the first movie. It’s not “you’re ok and everything will be fine” kind of statements. She’s not insisting that things are going to work out if you just show a little hope. She might not even point out that she notices Elsa’s feeling down. She just…does something silly - something she knows will make her sister laugh. This shows that Anna’s learning. She knows now what actually helps Elsa when she’s afraid and what doesn’t. Her methods before didn’t work but now they do.

I also do think this probably has some kind of connection to a memory, likely before the separation. It is possible that maybe Anna’s referencing something that happened after that they both experienced, like maybe at a royal function, and that they weren’t able to really talk about the event until now. But for storytelling’s sake it’s probably the former. Anna’s actions are a little too specific to be something she just made up on the spot (despite the blurry quality it looks like she’s stuck something on her head, and on her mittens, which actually kinda look like knitted hand puppets). It could just be her being goofy but it also could be something they did together as kids around the holidays. Something that didn’t seem like much but its importance comes back in this scene. Something like a tradition.

I might be reading too into a short, low quality spoiler gif from the new Frozen short. But it’s been two years since the last short, dammit. I gotta over analyze something.