Frozen Summary Script Abm - Gas 11
Frozen Summary Script Abm - Gas 11
Frozen Summary Script Abm - Gas 11
“FROZEN”
Credits to: Walt Disney Animation Studios
STAGE PLAY
GRAND PABBIE: Your Majesty. (referring to Elsa) Born with the powers or cursed?
KING Born. And they’re getting stronger.
Grand Pabbie motions for the Queen to bring Anna to him. She does. He examines her.
GRAND PABBIE: (about Anna) You are lucky it wasn’t her heart. The heart is not so easily
changed, but the head can be persuaded.
KING: Do what you must.
GRAND PABBIE: I recommend we remove all magic, even memories of magic to be safe.... But
don’t worry, I’ll leave the fun.
Grand Pabbie pulls out a glowing blue energy from Anna’s head. We see her memories floating
right above her. Grand Pabbie changes all of her magical memories to ordinary memories --
snowy play indoors with the girls in their nightgowns changes to outdoors on the winter fjords
with the girls in winter gear. He puts the ordinary memories back in her head.
GRAND PABBIE; She will be okay.
YOUNG ELSA: But she won’t remember I have powers?
KING: It’s for the best.
PABBIE; Listen to me, Elsa, your power will only grow.
As he speaks, he conducts the Northern Lights to show a silhouette of an adult Elsa creating
magical snowflakes.
PABBIE; There is beauty in your magic.... But also great danger. The snowflakes turn to sharp
spikes.
PABBIE: You must learn to control it.
In the Northern Lights display, the sharp spikes cause human figures to panic and attack Elsa.
PABBIE; Fear will be your enemy.
Elsa gasps and buries her face in the King’s chest. The King wraps his arms around Elsa,
protectively.
KING: No. We’ll protect her. She can learn to control it. I’m sure. Until then, we’ll lock the
gates. We’ll reduce the staff. We will limit her contact with people and keep her powers hidden
from everyone... including Anna.
The castle shutters close. Anna sits on her bed as Elsa’s furniture disappears. Anna rushes to the
hall to see Elsa shut the door to her new room. Anna watches, confused and sad.
—Cue…TIME SKIP—
Anna bursts out of her room, wearing her coronation dress. She finishes pinning ribbons in her
hair. Seeing the hustle and bustle of preparations, she can’t help but SING.
—Cue…”For the first time in forever”---
Anna SLAMS right into the breast of a HORSE! She falls back and lands in a small wooden
boat. It tips off of the dock. She’s heading overboard. But just then, the horse slams his hoof into
the boat and steadies it.
ANNA: (frustrated) Hey! HANS I’m so sorry. Are you hurt?
The rider, HANS, sure is handsome and regal.
ANNA: (gentler) Hey. I-ya, no. No. I’m okay.
HANS: Are you sure?
ANNA: Yeah, I just wasn’t looking where I was going. But I’m okay. He hops down from his
horse and steps into the boat.
ANNA; I’m great, actually.
HAN: Oh, thank goodness.
He offers her a hand and their eyes meet. Chemistry. He helps her to her feet.
HANS: (bowing) Prince Hans of the Southern Isles.
ANNA: (curtseying) Princess Anna of Arendelle.
HANS: Princess...? My Lady.
He drops to his knees, head bowed. The horse bows too, curling his hoof up and out of the boat.
The boat tips. Hans tumbles on top of Anna. Awkward.
ANNA; Hi...again.
The horse slams his foot back into the boat to stabilize it. Anna and Hans tumble the other way.
Anna lands on top of him.
HANS: Oh boy.
ANNA: Ha. This is awkward. Not you’re awkward, but just because we’re-- I’m awkward.
You’re gorgeous. (did she just say that?) Wait, what?
Hans quickly gets to his feet and helps Anna up again.
HANS: I’d like to formally apologize for hitting the Princess of Arendelle with my horse...and
for every moment after.
ANNA: No. No-no. It’s fine. I’m not THAT Princess. I mean, if you’d hit my sister Elsa, that
would be-- yeash! ‘Cuz, you know... (patting the horse) Hello. But, lucky you, it’s-it’s just me.
HANS: Just you?
Hans smiles, amused. She smiles back. The bells RING. She doesn’t notice at first; she’s too
busy drinking in Hans’s handsomeness.
ANNA: ...The bells. The coronation. I-I-I better go. I have to...I better go.
She hurries off, stops, turns back. Gives Hans a little wave.
ANNA: Bye!
—Cue…”Let it Go”---
Narrator: “Anna went on a venture to find her sister as she left the kingdom to “trusted” lover,
Hans not knowing what would happen when she did. A few days had passed as Anna, through
her journey to find her sister, met someone named “Kristoff” and his trusty companion, “Sven’
along with her and her sister’s favorite snowman, Olaf. They had finally discovered her sister’s
ice castle and passed through the guardian placed near the icy and slippery bridge.”
Anna walks into a great foyer. The place is beautiful, but also eerie.
ANNA: Elsa? It's me...Anna?!
Anna slips. Steadies herself.
ELSA: Anna.
Elsa steps out of the shadows onto a balcony. She sees Anna, looks to her longingly. Anna can’t
help but be struck by Elsa’s beauty.
ANNA: Elsa, you look different.... It’s a good different.... And this place is amazing.
ELSA: (cautious, polite) Thank you, I never knew what I was capable of.
Anna starts to climb the stairs.
ANNA: ...I’m so sorry about what happened. If I’d known--
Elsa backs up, away from Anna.
ELSA: (on guard) No, it’s okay. You don’t have to apologize.... But you should probably go,
please.
ANNA: But I just got here.
ELSA: ...You belong in Arendelle.
ANNA: So do you.
Anna takes another step up. Elsa backs up more.
ELSA: No, I belong here. Alone. Where I can be who I am without hurting anybody.
ANNA: ...Actually, about that--
OLAF: 58...59...60.
ELSA: Wait. What is that?
Olaf comes running in the front door. He waves.
OLAF: Hi, I'm Olaf and I like warm hugs.
ELSA: (shocked) Olaf?
Olaf stops beside Anna, looks up at Elsa, intimidated.
OLAF: (bashful) You built me. You remember that?
ELSA: (astonished) And you're alive?
OLAF: Um...I think so?
Anna kneels down beside Olaf.
ANNA: He’s just like the one we built as kids.... We were so close. We can be like that again.
Elsa smiles, but then a memory returns to her. Elsa’s face sinks in pain. ELSA No, we can’t. Elsa
turns and heads up the second story steps.
ELSA: Goodbye, Anna.
ANNA: Elsa, wait--
ELSA: (calling back) I’m just trying to protect you.
Elsa continues to flee. Anna pursues.
ANNA: You don’t have to protect me. I’m not afraid. Please don’t shut me out again.
ELSA: What?
Elsa looks past Anna’s shoulder out white-peaked mountains.
ANNA: You kind of set off an eternal winter...everywhere.
ELSA: Everywhere? ANNA It’s okay, you can just unfreeze it.
ELSA: No, I can’t. I don’t know how.
ANNA: Sure you can. I know you can.
Snow starts to swirl around the room.
ELSA: I CAN’T!
Elsa’s fear, so strong, sucks the blizzard back into her and then it bursts out, unwittingly, like a
sharp snowflake. Anna is STRUCK right in the heart. She grasps her chest in pain and stumbles
back. She falls to her knees. Elsa gasps when she sees Anna. Just then, Olaf and Kristoff rush
into the room to Anna’s side.
KRISTOFF: Anna. Are you okay?
ANNA: I’m okay.... I’m fine.
Anna gets to her feet, determined to hide the pain.
ELSA: (scared) Who’s this? Wait, it doesn’t matter. You have to go.
ANNA: No, I know we can figure this out together--
ELSA: (desperate) How? What power do you have to stop this winter? To stop me?
Anna doesn’t have the answer. Kristoff sees spiky ice shadows creeping down the walls. Puts a
protective arm around Anna.
KRISTOFF: Anna, I think we should go.
ANNA: (close to tears) No. I’m not leaving without you, Elsa.
ELSA: (heartbroken but decisive) Yes, you are.
Elsa waves her arms and builds a giant, menacing snowman.
—POV…Elsa escaping—
The cell ices over. Elsa looks out at the storm that is devastating Arendelle, then hears the guards
approaching.
GUARD: She’s dangerous. Move quickly and with resolve.
Elsa pulls at her shackles. They crack. Just as the door bursts open, the weight of the ice
crumbles the walls. The men duck out of the way. Hans pushes his way into the room...sees...
The back wall is blown open. Broken shackles rest on the floor. Elsa is gone.
Narrator: “The importance of moral values which can be learned in the “Frozen” movie are
bravery, self- confidence, helping others, love and affection, responsibility, patience, and hard
work. As you had witnessed, we portrayed multiple scenes from the movie. We hope you had
learned at least a little bit from watching us and enjoyed yourselves as we had done through
acting. Truly yours, the ABM/GAS 11 class.”
—-BOW—