What If FROZEN Was Real?
Frozen is one of Disney’s highest grossing animated movies of all time.
Kids and adults alike loved the tale of Anna, Elsa and her kingdom of ice.
But what if it wasn’t just a tale?
Hello and welcome back to Life’s Biggest Questions, I am Rebecca Felgate and as it
is nearly Christmas, we thought we would indulge you all in a little magic and fantasy in a
little festive special episode today.
Join us as we ask What if Frozen was Real?
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Frozen has its roots in Hans Christian Andersons, The Snow Queen, published in 1844.
What The Snow Queen and Frozen share is a predominant character who is able to use cyrokinetic
magic to generate ice, plunging her kingdom eternal winter.
So firstly, if Frozen was real, then it would suggest that magic was real too.
And…if magic was real…woah there.
To quote Chandler Bing….can open…worms everywhere.
If magic was real, then the world would be an entirely different, and arguably more awesome
place.
Excuse me while I pack my bags and head off to Hogwarts ASAP.
What Hogwarts house do we think Elsa and Anna would be in?
I’m going with Ravenclaw and Gryffindor respectively.
In a world of magic, or course snowmen can come to life.
Imagine if we could all bewitch our snow piles to be our BFFS.
Awesome.
What would be more awesome, however, would be the ability to talk to animals.
In the world of Frozen, it seems that Sven and Kristoff can communicate pretty well.
Sure, we don’t hear Sven talk but he can be understood by the friendly Ice Harvester.
I would LOVE to be able talk to communicate with anima;s, although I guess it could become
a little bit creepy.
We made a whole video about what life would be like if Animals could talk, which you should
definitely check out if you want to know more about how this would work.
Aside from all the fun magic, talking snowmen and perceptive animals, would a world where
Frozen is real be the kind of world you want to live in?
Maybe not.
Elsa freezes her kingdom solid.
If our weather states were at the mercy of one person, or even a handful of people, wouldn’t
that kind of suck?
Could an Elsa like magical queen cause another ice age?
If so, the human population, and many species of animals could be at serious risk.
Let’s not forget the last ice age killed off the mammoths and the majority of the dinosaurs.
But wait….
If an ice queen exists, then could there be a Sun Queen, or a Rain King, or a Slightly
Breezy Day Princess ? How would the rest of us mere mortals feel about these people?
Would we embrace them?
Or, would we try and take them down like some of the courtiers in the movie?
All jokes and fun musings aside, there is a real life disease that gives sufferers similar
symptoms to Elsa.
Raynaud’s disease causes some areas of a persons body, especially their hands, to feel
very cold and numb.
One little girl named Gracie Hughes made international news in 2015 when her parents revealed her
hands turn blue and she needs to wear special gloves, like Elsa, to protect her from her
condition.
Of course, this isn’t the same, she is not an Ice Queen with the ability to freeze people
where they stand…that kind of magic, it seems, is only for the worlds created by our
imagination, which of course are fun to dwell in for a while.
So, what do you think the world would be like if Frozen was real?
Would you bow down to the Snow Queen?
Would you ever take the weather report seriously – knowing there are people out there who
can manipulate climate?
Would you be angry about the cold, or would you simply let it go.
I think that is my cue to get outta here!
Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Life’s Biggest Questions – I am Rebecca Felgate.
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I’ll see you in the next video, but for now, stay curious, stay warm and never ever
stop questioning.
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