It was horror week at school, and like every year,
the seniors went to see the works of their high school classmates.
They liked to watch the older kids because they imagined that someday they would be like them.
Sandra was 11 years old but quite childish, and her favorite thing in the world was Frozen. She
couldn't stop singing the song and had a thousand things from the movie around the house. So when
she saw on the poster that the older students were going to do a scary Frozen skit, she was thrilled.
She arranged to be in the front rows and looked forward to the day.
Once there, she was even nervous to see what kind of change they would give the movie.
She was afraid that they would distort Elsa's character so much that she wouldn't be
recognizable in the end. But as soon as her co-stars started, she forgot all about it.
In the story Princess Elsa of Arendelle also had her magical powers to generate ice.
But in this case, she was bad. But really bad. As you know, in the movie Elsa accidentally
hurts her sister while playing. Well, in the re-enactment she did it on purpose.
Elsa is very jealous that her parents spoil Ana so much,
so every time they are together without adult supervision, she tries to hurt her
sister. Ana adores her sister, so she doesn't tell her parents everything she suffers.
But one day, these games get out of hand and Ana ends up seriously injured.
It is at that moment that the parents decide that they will isolate themselves inside the palace.
A priest saves Ana and erases her memory so that she does not hate her sister,
as everyone believes she did it unintentionally. But Elsa is still full of hatred, so during
the confinement she tries to hide the fact that she is hurt and stops using her magic.
She spends all her time plotting a plan to murder her sister.
While watching this, Sandra is completely thrilled.
Since the show started she hasn't taken her eyes off the actors,
she loves this new version of Elsa, who is evil to the point of wanting to kill.
The performance continues and continues with the death of the sisters' parents.
But the surprising thing is that this is also Elsa's doing.
It is seen how, when their parents board the ship that will take them on a trip,
she freezes the captain and his best men. Thus, they cannot survive at sea and they all die.
Elsa has her first part completed, she has gotten her parents out of the way.
Now it's Anna's turn. But suddenly, the castle is open to visitors and among them comes Hans,
with whom the youngest of the family immediately falls in love. That makes Elsa has to rethink her
whole plan. But she soon discovers that her future brother-in-law has no good intentions either,
so she decides to pretend she is angry and leaves the palace.
Ana runs to look for her, she is sent practically alone and ends up getting lost. Because of the
delay, her now husband Hans goes out to look for her, but days late. Anne manages to arrive,
and once alone with her sister, she freezes her heart and locks her in a room. In theory Hans
could free her because the spell would be resolved with love, but Elsa knows Hans won't do that.
When the man arrives, Elsa tells him her plan and together they make up a story of Anne's
unfortunate death. Meanwhile, Anne watches her body freeze a little more each day.
It is a slow and painful death, and one from which she cannot escape. So, Elsa is left in
charge of everything and finally puts an end to the being she has always detested, her sister Ana.
The play ends and people start to get up, but Sandra remains seated in her seat,
undeterred. A teacher asks her to please move, and then she does react. She is
shocked by what she has seen, and that night she can't stop dreaming about the performance.
In the following days she can hardly sleep and her behavior changes radically. Her mother notices her
strange, but she thinks it's just an age thing, she doesn't give it much importance.
Until one afternoon she returns to the living room and does not see her little daughter in the crib.
She asks Sandra where she has put her, and Sandra, with astonishing tranquility, says:
"She's in the freezer, I've done the same thing to her as Elsa did
to Anna".