How does Elsa make the journey into reality in Frozen?
The older of the two sisters in the story ‘Frozen’, Elsa has always been given the responsibility of doing the ‘right thing’. Even from a very young age, she is put into the difficult position of having to protect those around her above her own needs. This has enormous ramifications that seep into every part of her being and affects the way in which she behaves for the best part of the story. From her early forays into her mystical powers to the delight of her younger sister Anna, Elsa is at first proud of her ‘strengths’ – she is the ‘perfect first born’ and she relishes the opportunity to impress her sister with her ever growing mystical powers and form a close sisterly-bond whilst they are still little girls. But, when these powers lead to an unfortunate incident where Anna is left in a life-threatening state owing to a blunder on Elsa’s part, Elsa’s guilt is magnified. Her misguided display of her magical powers that lead to Anna’s injury was an accident, and although her pa
