canitellusmthin replied to your post “agathadraws replied to your post “me when OUAT season 1 and 2 were...”
I liked the Frozen arc ;_;
yesssss!! I’m so glad some of you liked it as well!
I mean, I totally understand the hate it received, but DAMN the Frozen arc also had its pros and like, it was 9 episodes of pure gold filled with some precious moments that were absolutely in-character and it was hilarious!!
OUAT!Elsa being the sarcastic queen we all dreamt to see
‘I’m not bossy, I’m the Queen’ LIKE HONESTLY, ICONIC
‘Would you prefer a slide or a spiral staircase?’ every time OUAT!Elsa said something magic-related it was either precious or absolutely hilarious omg
every Elsa and Kristoff interaction ever was pure and very realistic tbh
the moment she created that bridge over that pit??? GODS
the absolutely clever relationship between Emma and Elsa
like, never in my life I loved a BROTP more than this one it was utter genius, they have so much in common, and i never realized it, help,
also Emma is Elsa’s only friend apart from Anna and Kristoff OMG HELP
anyway let’s stop talking about Elsa can we please talk about how Elizabeth freaking Lail totally nailed it as Anna
Elizabeth Lail is Anna in a modern AU tbh
or ABC developed a machine that allows Disney characters to come to life and they renamed Anna Elizabeth Lail there’s no other freaking explanation
yeah so Liz was literally perfect as Anna and played her with a genuine love for the character and a perfect balance between naivety and badassery
Anna and Belle being friends for a day??? YES????
That ICONIC moment when Anna ran after Elsa in the woods while wearing a GODDAMN WEDDING DRESS
Oh the whole wedding dress reveal scene between the two sisters was absolutely adorable I could watch it again and again
Anna and Elsa Constantly Supporting Each Other(TM)
Ingrid was annoying but a brilliant villain and Emma and Elsa interactions with her were quite clever + sometimes very funny
most of the main characters treated Elsa and Anna with respect even though they lied to them half of the time lol
and when you think you’ve had your heart crushed enough for the episode...
THAT. REUNION. SCENE. ON. THE. BEACH.
KILL ME IT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL
ELSA AND ANNA BEING SO EXCITED TO SEE THE OTHER IS ALIVE AND HASN’T AGED THEY SCREAM AT THE SAME TIME OH MY HEART
the whole cave scene with Ingrid’s sacrifice - very stupid and hilarious for a villain death but it was a good scene for the other characters
The Final Scene Where They Go Hand In Hand To The Altar(TM)
anyway I’m a little bit obsessed by this arc can you tell
for my defense it’s actually legit because I hated season 3 and then hated season 5 so this arc in season 4 was like, a silver lightning piercing through the clouds of an enormous storm
canitellusmthin said: Only shiny i have in go is gyrados. In other pokemon games… not including the ones you automatically get at least (like magby in gold, i thjnk?), i bred a shiny pidgey!
Ahhhh, I see. That’s really cool with the Pidgey! I missed out on a shiny Magikarp back when that event happened, but now that shinies are just kind of part of the game, I might get lucky if I do some hunting around the nearby rivers. I once caught a shiny Yamask in Pokemon Black and evolved it, that was my first shiny ever and it made me feel awesome.
@canitellusmthin said: Thats a lot of dragonites o.o
You can thank Community Day for that. ;) I caught well over 200 Dratinis in total, and got over 700 candies thanks to Pinap Berries. I could have evolved a couple more if I didn’t buff up the Shiny, but I wanted that one to be battle ready.
When moon shone bright in the midnight sky, its’ glow illuminating the Earth below, wolves would howl to it, but only one served it with melodious howl. The creature was a she-werewolf - beautiful to gaze upon with fur of golden-red and eyes of purest blue, yet dangerous, with fangs able to tear through flesh in one powerful snap.
When the moon settled to let the sun rise, the she-werewolf dissolved to reveal a beautiful young woman, named Anna. Anna was always curious of humans, always yearning to be one of them and live among them eternally, but as a werewolf, such a life was dangerous and unforgiving. She would kill someone - a pet, a mother, a child - and her life would be ended by the hunters that sought her.
For this, she lived in the deepest woods, but even here she had still so much to find on her adventures.
Anna skipped along the forest trail, singing cheerily with the birds, when she noticed a signpost overgrown with flowers and vines. Swiftly pulling them aside, the signpost pointed towards somewhere whose name had faded long ago.
“A village lost in the woods?” she asked herself, heading in the direction. “I wonder if people live there still!”
Quick as her feet would allow, Anna rushed through the forest, following hidden signposts all day and into a stormy night. The moon could not shine and grant her animalistic power, so Anna trudged on as normal, shivering at the cold, drenched through.
Finally, she stumbled upon a road! With a spring in her step, Anna quickly raced along it and stood before a large castle surrounded by flowers and sculptures that seemed to glow blue with mystical light. Though curious by nature, Anna resisted to go inside and become warm. She tapped on the door and waited, rubbing her arms for some warmth, but the door stayed closed.
“Hello?” she yelled. “Anyone here? I-I need shelter from the rain! It’s really cold!”
A nervous giggle escaped her mouth and she knocked again, louder, to effect. The doors creaked and groaned, swinging open to reveal a beautiful woman holding a blue-white lantern. Anna stared at the pale skin and blonde hair, delicate hands and beautiful gown, eyes blue and piercing, and lips…
“Can I help you?” her voice was melodious and took Anna out of her daydream.
“Hm? Oh, yes, I, uh, I need a place for the night! It’s freezing cold and raining!”
“Hm, that it is” she smiled a little and stepped aside. “Follow the red carpet to the fireplace.”
“Thank you”
Anna curtsied and quickly walked along the carpet to the fireplace, sitting down close. The fire was warm, but the castle seemed cold and empty. Anna looked around and saw many paintings, but the one that caught her attention was a large covered painting that stood above the fireplace. Slowly, Anna stood, formulating a plot to see what was under it. She quickly pushed a chair close and climbed up it, reaching for the black cover and–
“What are you doing?”
Anna jumped and fell to the floor. “Oow… I was just looking at the painting.”
“Don’t” the woman said, simply. She took a seat, sitting properly as a lady should. “Tell me,w hat is your name and business in the woods?”
“Well” Anna smiled, nervous. “I’m Anna and I got lost! I like adventuring in the woods! Who are you?”
“I am Elsa” she smiled soothingly. “This is my home and I welcome you, Anna.”
“Thank you for letting me inside” Anna replied, taking a seat close by the fire. “I don’t know what I would have done the doors hadn’t have opened!”
“The doors usually stay closed” Elsa looked to the large doors. Anna looked puzzled, so Elsa quickly continued. “No one comes this way often is all. How are your clothes?”
“Oh, they’re fine!”
Elsa frowned, quickly standing and rushing to fetch warmer clothes, Anna following her, laying down excuses, all were ignored. After a short minute of silence, Anna took in how beautiful the place was. Painting and objects of grandeur lined the hallways, but it was the bedroom they went into that had Anna squealing in delight.
It was a huge room adorned in colours of spring. To Anna, this was more beautiful than any of the trinkets in the hall. It reminded her of nature, yet it was inside. Elsa watched her smile in delight, excited over a simple room. It was a delight to see someone so happy.
“Would you like to stay in this room?”
Anna gaped. “I can stay? Here?”
“Of course, Anna” Elsa smiled “You can call this your room, until you leave. There are clothes in the cupboard that are dry and warm. Leave your clothes in the basket.”
With a bright smile, Elsa gracefully exited, leaving Anna to explore her new room. It was large and warm and plush, holding everything she could ever want or need. Excitedly, she changed into a brightly coloured dress and wrapped a shawl about her shoulders, before skipping out to meet up with Elsa again. As Anna skipped along the halls, she admired the pictures - even said ‘hi’ to her favourites.
When finally Anna stood behind Elsas’ chair, she had come to a conclusion that she hoped would be welcomed by the strang woman. Elsas’ lonely here, Anna thought to herself. I couldn’t smell anyone here - which is odd, considering she’s so beautiful– Wait, snap out of it!
“Elsa?”
Elsa hummed and looked to her guest. “Oh, that dress looks beautiful on you!”
“Oh, thank you” Anna smiled. “So does yours! I-I mean, your dress looks beautiful - on you!”
Elsa giggled. “I once knew a girl like you.”
Anna was intrigued, but did not ask. “Elsa? I… um… can I stay?”
“Of course you can–”
“I-I mean forever! I really like it here a-and you’re alone–”
Elsa stood, looking shocked. “How do you know I am alone?”
Anna paused. “Uhm… I haven’t seen anyone else here.”
At this, Elsa seemed to relax. She turned to the fire for a minute, before looking back to Anna, eyes carrying a warmth within their gentle snowy blue. She smiled elegantly, sending Annas’ heart fluttering.
“I do not see why not~”
The yell of joy that came from Anna made Elsa jump in fright, recovering gracefully to smile at her new company, but a sadness crept into the blue eyes and warm smile, like a shadow. Anna only just caught a glimpse of the sadness, before Elsa hid it away.
“Come, Anna” Elsa extended her hand for Anna to eagerly grasp. “I will show you my room, before I escort you to bed.”
Anna nodded happily, following the woman through the castle once more. While holding her hand, Anna became aware of how cold Elsa was - almost like ice and snow. She was also aware that Elsa was soft skinned, and the urge to hug her was increasing the more she held on. It had become overwhelming by the time they stood before Elsas’ bedroom doors.
“If you need me, you have only to follow the snowflakes.” Elsa waved her hand and a gentle flurry sprinkled snowflakes along the hallway, from Elsas’ room to Annas’.
Anna gasped in awe. “You have Powers?!”
Elsa blushed a gentle pink. “Yes, I was born with these powers. I can create all manners of things from ice and snow.”
“Do the magic!”
Elsa giggled and created a beautiful blue-glowing ball in her hands, before throwing it to the ceiling, where its burst to create a beautiful snow flurry that coated the ground with plush white snow. Anna knelt in in, scooping up some, before throwing it into the air. Never had she seen snow so beautiful that had come from the very fingertips of a beautiful woman.
Seeing the wonderment within Annas’ eyes, sparked a memory within Elsas’ locked heart and a gentle, sweet smile appeared on her face, one directed at Anna, who blushed and grinned cheerily. It was not long, before Anna threw a snowball and a fight broke out. The cold, silent castle came to life as they played in he snow, running around, laughing and throwing snow long into the night.
As the night progressed, Elsa and Anna made their way steadily to Elsas’ bedroom to build snowmen. They made lovable and huggable Olaf, Marshmellow the Giant and sweet Snowgies in their hundreds. Elsa was gently sculpting an ice bird, when she realised Anna was very quiet. She turned to where Anna was and found her sleeping in the bed, an arm up and a leg splayed out. Elsa giggled softly and made her more comfortable, tucking her in, before settling in beside her to sleep.
“Goodnight, Anna” she whispered, kissing the younger womans’ cheek.
Elsa woke early, strolling to the window and opening the curtain to let the morning sun kiss her good morn. A gentle moan and snore, made Elsa smile, as she turned to wake Anna. The woman was laying splayed on the bed, a line of drool running down her chin and hair a tangled mess over the pillow. In a way, Elsa thought. She makes a mess look beautifully like art.
She gentle rocked Annas’ shoulder. “Anna? It’s time to wake up.”
“No… I sleep in day” she snored.
“I want to show you how to ice skate~”
At that, Anna sat up, wide blue eyes dancing with sunlight and wonderment. Elsa would have swooned, but her lady-like upbringing helped her overpass the action and dress Anna into light warm clothes. She paid detailed attention to the presentation of colours and patterns, choosing Spring-like colours and flowery patterns, while her own clothes would be the snowy blues and whites, decorated in crystals, so that she shimmered like a snowflake in the sun.
Elsa took Annas’ hand and led her outside into the sleepy forest and to a pond big enough for them to play on. At the gentle touch of Elsas’ shoe upon the water, ice consumed the gently ripply pond and held strong. Elsa moved her hands in rhythmatic grace, creating skates upon their shoes and leading the way, slowly.
Anna stumbled and grabbed hold of Elsa, the woman smiling softly and helping her stand again as they slowly made their way around the pond, one stumbling foot after another, until, Anna could skate without stumbling crazily. The young woman laughed joyously,skating stronger with each minute that passed.
Elsa could not help feeling a gentle pride and a happy memory settle in her mind as she watched the young lady soar across the ice. Now, she had to let her go to skate alone. It was slow and near impossible, but some gentle words of encouragement and a quick slide of the hand separated them. For a long few minutes, Anna never realised she was free, until she watched Elsa leap gracefully on the otherside of the pond.
“ELSA!!”
“You’re fine! Keep skating - skate to me!”
Gingerly, then quickly, Anna chased her around the pond, but Elsa always seemed to be just out of reach. It was a game and Anna began laughing upon realising it. No longer afraid, Anna skated on, passing Elsa as they laughed and played.
It was late into the evening, when the weather began to turn colder and less welcoming, that Elsa and Anna went inside to warm up and have dinner. Dinner was served by a large snowman called Marshmellow, who was rather sweet for some so grumbly. The two ate in contented silence, thinking of things to pass the night, when Anna blushed and coughed politely.
“Elsa, I… I have a confession.”
“Oh?”
“I… I-I want to be with you… forever… be-because I l-love you!”
Elsa dropped her fork, the metal utensil clanging on the plate, as she stared with her delicate lips parted in a gape. Anna… loved her? No, that was impossible! Who could ever– Before Elsa could finish her thought, Anna was by her side, holding her hands and gazing into her eyes.
“I mean it, Elsa!” Anna said, serious. “I love you… I know it’s been two days, but I… I really love you! You’re beautiful and kind and no one has ever let me stay with them - mainly because I say ‘no’, anyway - but I really felt we were meant to be together!”
Elsa closed her mouth, so many thoughts racing, but only the right words came out. “I-I love you too.”
Elsa gingerly unbuttoned Annas’ dress and slipped it down freckled shoulders and over her chest, so it could fall freely to the floor. Anna eagerly turned and did the same to Elsa, watching the dress fall off down a figure so perfect, it was hard to resist touching her immediately.
Elsa gently cupped Annas’ cheeks and pressed a chaste kiss to her lips. Anna wrapped her arms around Elsa, feeling the cool, soft skin to her own. Elsa took a hand and gently cupped Annas’ chest, massaging a breast and receiving soft moans. Anna quickly kissed Elsa, slipping her tongue into a waiting mouth. She explored Elsas’ mouth greedily, own hands feeling along hips and behind. Elsa firmly pressed on Annas’ chest, before moving hands down her sides and sitting at the hips. They separated the kiss to pant and breath.
Wasting little time, Elsa began feeling between Annas’ legs, pressing gently, but not breaching. Anna pressed her legs together, trapping Elsas’ hand, before letting go again, adjusted to her presence there, moaning for more, to which Elsa obliged willingly.
A snowstorm blasted through Elsas’ eyes as she gently moved her finger into Anna, taking care to pleasure her and not hurt her. Once assured Anna was moaning bliss, she gently pushed her onto the bed and added a second, slowly thrusting. Anna writhed pleasurably under her, feeling down to do the same to Elsa.
Elsa twitched slightly as Anna felt around her, before pressing her fingers in and stretching Elsa. The women moaned and gasped, pleasuring each other, going quicker and deeper. A hungry fire burned deep down and a tightening feeling was reaching its’ peak as each woman exchanged their passionate love, until, the tightness snapped and sweet, loud moans of release found ways out.
“Elsa~” Anna breathed, smiling blissfully.
“Oh, Anna~”
Elsa cuddled the younger woman close, peppering her gently with kisses. They snuggled in tender warmth, the moon slowly rising in the sky–
The moon!
Anna suddenly untangled herself from Elsa, looking with horror out the window as the moon rose higher and higher, summoning her Lycan side to come out. Quickly, Anna threw on her dress and coat, rushing from the room with Elsa in pursuit.
“Anna! Anna, please, wait! Anna!”
But Anna could not wait or stop; if she did, she would turn into a Werewolf and kill her beloved Elsa. She could not live with herself if that happened. No, she had to flee - and quickly! But Elsa would not stop following, and had to have an explanation. Quickly thinking, she cast an ice wall to halt the fleeing woman.
“NO! Elsa, let down the wall! I have to leave!”
“Why?” Elsa asked, looking saddened. “Did I hurt you?”
“It’s not you–”
“You were wonderful” Elsa interrupted, quickly. “Please, I don’t–”
Suddenly, Anna collapsed, groaning in pain and sorrow as transformation began to take effect, changing her anatomy. Elsa could only watch in shock as neat red hair turned to fur that coated the body and the clothes tear; limps changing with bones creaking into new positions. Within minutes, Anna had transformed into a large wolf - a Werewolf - and she was hungry.
The Werewolf cast midnight blue eyes on Elsa, who gasped and stepped back. Elsa had no hope to outrun the creature, nor fight it off for fear of hurting Anna. Taking advantage of the womans’ hesitation, the Werewolf leapt and slashed, long, sharp clash extended and cut through Elsa.
The Werewolf stared and Elsa stared back, both shocked. The great creature tilted its’ head and made a snuffling nose. Elsa looked down at where the creature had slashed her, but there was nothing wrong. The Werewolf carefully swiped at her again, paw passing through Elsa as if she were not there at all. The Werewolf lay down, tail wagging while it gazed in curious confusion at Elsa.
“I–” Elsa choked. She took a steadying breath. “You are a Werewolf?”
The creature nodded.
“I… I am a ghost.”
The werewolf stood again and licked Elsa, touching her, which confused the creature more. Elsa smiled sadly and gestured the Werewolf to follow. The creature padded after the ghost, looking at things as they walked to a [art of the castle that was dim and old. Elsa silently led the Werewolf out into the forest and down a path that had long since vanished to a cemetery. The Werewolf paused, knowing of Hallowed Grounds, but Elsa walked on.
“You have permission to walk with me” Elsa said, softly.
The Werewolf quickly caught up and stood by Elsa before four graves. Sniffing at the cool stone statues, the creature knew they were important, but there was something about the man and woman. They looked… familiar. The creature turned its’ head and examined the two statues on the other grave; two little girls. The Werewolf looked to Elsa in question.
“This town was busy and alive once” Elsa said, looking to the ground. “It was been a warm Summers’ day when it stop existing. We had gone into the gardens to play, my sister and I, when raiders came to pillage the town. Mother came and hide us in the forest, but men had followed her and we were captured.”
Elsa gently crafted an ice rose and laid it before the statue of her parents. “I was 8, my sister 5, when we watched our father murdered before us. I held my sister, and my mother held us together, before she was dragged away and the men sought ‘fun’ with her. I did not let my sister hear or see, but I heard.”
The Werewolf looked uneasy. Elsa crafted another rose, holding it gently.
“Once they had finished with mother, she was killed. My sister and I were separated and forced to stare at them. I remember it still so clearly…” the ice rose melted in her hands and dripped to the ground. “We were imprisoned in a tower, but we escaped - I built a slide with my powers and took my sister away into the forest, but they followed us.”
Elsa knelt down upon the ground, tears falling from her eyes.
“I loved my sister dearly and I– I l-lost her. I lost her and I could not find her again. I asked for help when passing a house owned by a witch, but she would not help me. She was a horrid creature that cursed me by saying I would never be loved and I would die before days end. I sought to prove her wrong, but instead…”
Elsa sighed, not needing to finish as her ghostly self proved. The Werewolf lay down beside her, eyes pointed down in sadness. She gently nuzzled Elsa and snuggled into her lap, Elsa patting the red furry head.
“My curse will be complete when I forget my name… like I have forgotten their names. If I wish to be free, I must find the greatest happiness through sadness.”
The Werewolf looked at her, wishing to tell that a curse lay on her as well, but all the wolf could do was whimper. The pair stayed out all night, until Anna had transformed back, naked in Elsas’ lap. Elsa removed her cloak and bundled Anna in it. The silence lingered for a short while.
“I am cursed too” Anna spoke softly. “It can only be lifted when the one I love displays their true love for me” she looked at Elsa. “N-not that you don’t love me! I know you do!”
“It is alright, Anna” Elsa smiled faintly. “I love you more than words and will forever love you.”
Anna sighed relief and smiled brightly to cheer Elsa up, but something was not right; Elsa seemed transparent - very transparent. Anna sat up and looked over the woman, watching her fading away. Annas’ eyes widened in panic at remembering Elsas’ curse.
“Elsa! You have to remember your name!”
Elsa spoke, something sad, but no sound left her throat as she faded from Annas’ company and the living realm. Anna vainly tried to grab her, touch her, but fingers brush air and found nothing. Elsa was gone and Anna was all there was. In her grief, she screamed. Never had she felt so sad at being alone and losing a loved one since–
Anna suddenly stopped, awakening her memories from long ago. She had had a sister, an older sister that looked like Elsa. Could they be…? Yes, yes, she was! Anna knew it deep in her heart that she was the sister; Elsa was her sister and lover! She could save her.
“Elsa! I’m her! I’m your sister! Please, come back! I love you with all my heart!”
Without warning, a brilliant white light exploded where Elsa once knelt, snowflakes burst forth from the light and settled as Elsa gently reappeared, wearing white, her eyes closed.
“I love you, Anna, and to show I do, I have come back to you.”
Anna began to cry, happiness overwhelming her as she hugged Elsa, sobbing onto her chest. Anna was free and was safe for the first time in a very long time. For the first time in a very long time, Elsa felt warm and whole.
