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Film Summary And Character Analysis: Frozen

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PRINCESS ELSA 1. Description of the character. The fictional character that I have chosen for my assignment is the character named Elsa from the well-known film that released on 2013, Frozen. The story is about Elsa who is Princess of Arendelle and possesses cryokinetic powers. The cryokinetic powers makes Elsa to produce or manipulate ice, frost and snow at will. One night while playing with a younger sister, she accidentally injures her younger sister, Princess Anna. Elsa’s parents, shocked about the accident that happened and quickly seek help from the troll king. The troll king helps to cure Anna and removes her memories of Elsa’s magic. Elsa’s parents keeps the children in their castle until Elsa improve her skills in control her powers. Elsa spends most of her childhood time in her room, so that she will never hurts her sister. After three years, the Arendelle kingdom decides to prepare coronation for Elsa. Duke of Weselton is one of the guests who want to steal Arendelle’s luxuries. Princess Anna when to town and meets Prince Hans of the Southern Isles and quickly …show more content…

This is proven during the song ‘Let It Go”. In the sequences, Elsa, created an ice palace and stairway for her entrance. It is also shown that without any training Elsa able to use her powers. Such instances are when she slams her foot into the ground to create the floor of her ice palace and the pattern on the doors that led to the balcony of her ice palace, and it is the snowflake shown within the “O”. Other than that, Elsa can use her powers to produce new creation other than creating ice and snow. From example, she made several colour changes to her and Anna’s dresses, using flowers that were in the room at the time. I relatively think that Elsa have high level of openness. This is because she able to try new things and open to new experiences after she leaves Arendelle and builds her own ice palace in the North

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