TITLE;
Frozen

STATUS;
Available

DESCRIPTION;
❛Life isn't as easy as building a snowman. I wish it was, but it's not. So let it go❜

PLOT;
There was always a lesson to teach young girls when they were growing up in a large city surrounded with people who could potentially change their life in perhaps a negative way. That lesson was to always have each other and to never take the other for granted. It was a lesson that Ana and Elsa Arendelle did not think they needed to truly pay attention to when they were just children. But it was a lesson that they should have.

The two girls lived life to the fullest. They loved to play in the winter snow and catch snowflakes on their tongues. They loved to be innocent together. But one day, while the girls were abusing Elsa's inhuman ice powers, Ana was hurt, and the girls were no longer allowed to play in the snow. Things changed, things that Ana didn't realize. Her parents called on a wizard to erase the girl's memory of anything relating to Elsa's gift. 

Life went on from that day with Elsa distancing herself from her little sister. She would hide herself in her room and hope that she never saw the little white streak in Ana's red hair bouncing around the kitchen. She would never reply to her sister's calls through the door and instead focused on her homeschooling while Ana studied hard in school. 

There was a system, and everything worked.

Until their parents decided to leave to Lagos for a mission trip with the local church. They were killed in the tragedy, and the two girls were left to carry on as the heirs to Arendelle's Royal bakery and hope their business didn't plummet to the ground. But with the only adult in the house never leaving her room, Ana is left to try and fend for herself.

But no matter, the bakery's doors are shut and aren't opened again till the shouts and pleads of Ana's voice through the door persuades Elsa that she has to reopen the store for her sister. She owed that to her.

The grand opening arrives, Ana is overjoyed, and Elsa is still hesitant to leave her room. But finally she does, and she's met with the announcement that Ana has befriended the son of the Seven Isles Bakery, the rival company of Arendelle's. Elsa is quick to see through his nice guy facade, but Ana is vulnerable due to years of mistrust toward her sister.

She goes ahead that night thinking all will be okay and that this Hans truly cares for her, but the young adult is only looking out for himself, and is evilly thrilled when Elsa reveals herself as an inhuman and disappears. Ana is confused, hurt, upset, and most of all, disappointed that her sister never told her.

She vows to bring back her sister despite all the Watchdog threats and inhuman haters. Hans promises to watch the bakery when he only wants the business to fall so he can ultimately triumph with his father and own his own bakery while his seven brothers are left in the dust. It's up to the family waitress to hold her ground and protect the business while Ana is off trying to find her sister.

The girl didn't suspect that her running through the town would attract the attention of a certain Spider-Man who was casually laying on his homemade hammock and basking in the thought that there was no trouble that night. And when he finally chases her down to find out what was going on, his ears are baffled by the thought of an inhuman living around the corner from him. But he's even more baffled when somehow the only person that knows the direction of where Elsa went when she was running through the streets of Queens with ice trailing behind her is the kid who talks to his dog 24/7 and is never seen at home where his mother sleeps all day. 

But Ana is persistent, and with the bribe that she will give him a job and free baked goods for all the numbered days he will live if he does not help her, he reluctantly agrees. And the three are off on a winter adventure to find the one girl who literally turned June into January. 

But who knows, maybe they'll find a little eleven-year-old boy along the way who happened to be on Elsa's path when she crossed into New Jersey. 

It's a long journey, but Ana will do anything to get her sister back. Even when her sister is the one who nearly kills her, and the same wizard that they met years ago has to try and save her with one lousy riddle: "Only true love's kiss can melt a frozen heart." 

But who knows, maybe three teenagers, one sixth-grader, and one giant wish can bring home a scared girl and fend off the destruction of the most popular bakery in New York.

Fingers crossed.

SUMMARY;
When their entire city becomes trapped in perpetual winter, fearless Ana Arendelle joins forces with the kid of many secrets: Kristoff and his golden retriever sidekick to find Ana's sister: Snow Queen Elsa, and break her icy spell. Although their epic journey leads them to encounters with mystical trolls, a comedic sixth-grader, harsh conditions, and magic at every turn, Ana and Kristoff bravely push onward in a race to save their home from winter's cold grip. And they're going to do it all the while having a boy in skin-tight spandex asking tons of questions about how to properly bake a pastry - for his aunt of course.

Sure, it seems impossible. But isn't that what makes it fun?

STARRING;

Young-Last Harry Potter Aged! Emma Watson as Ana Arendelle
❛Okay, so we have a smelly dog, a kid who is up past his bedtime, a boy in a onesie, and a troubled teenage girl. Yeah, perfect, what could go wrong? ❜

ADDITIONAL QUOTE;
❛I don't care how many egos I have to destroy, we are climbing up that very scary mountain where there could be bears, and we are finding my sister and bringing her back! Now hike up your panties, put on your big girl pants, and zip-up your jackets because we're going! ❜

PLEASE UNDERSTAND;
Hans is an adult, like 18. Elsa is 18. I think that's it.

Please don't use the plot as the summary, use the summary as your summary. The plot is basically what should happen and stuff and what goes on. If you use that as your summary than everyone will know what will happen and it's going to all be spoiled. 

Don't change the title or the actress. And the three quotes HAVE TO BE USED.

That's all. 

Have a good day!

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