Crystalized Ice

In the magical kingdom of Arendelle, Anna, a spirited young princess, yearns for a life filled with excitement and exploration rather than the burdens of monarchy. Despite being the sole heir to the throne, her heart beats for adventure and not the responsibilities of queenship. Her parents were lost at sea during her childhood, leaving her with a kingdom to inherit.

The royal advisers, however, insist that Anna must take a husband to secure the kingdom's future. They practically throw Prince Hans at her, but Anna's heart remains untouched by his charms. She dreams of a love founded on genuine affection, not mere political convenience.

One fateful day, while sifting through her mother's treasured belongings, Anna stumbles upon a delicate painting. In the artwork, a baby Anna is cradled by a girl with ethereal, snow-white hair. The image seems strangely familiar, as though it might hold a connection to her past. Driven by curiosity, she continues her search and discovers a heartfelt letter, penned by her late mother, addressed to her.

The letter unveils a long-kept family secret: Anna had an older sister named Elsa, a young woman with extraordinary powers. It explains that the white streak in Anna's hair was a result of Elsa's magic gone awry. The letter narrates the story of how Anna was sent to the Enchanted Forest, accompanied by a loyal maid, to learn how to harness her latent magical abilities. This revelation dawns upon Anna like a beacon of hope, offering her a way to escape her impending role as queen, break free from a loveless marriage, and embark on a thrilling journey of self-discovery, all while reuniting with her long-lost sister.