I watched the movie not too long ago, and I absolutely adored it. It makes me think of my own sister, and how I would do anything for her, and be crushed if anything happened to her, just like Elsa.
EDIT: 11/2/14 - Basic word arrangements.
I sank to the ground, burying my head in my hands. After everything I did, after all those years, I couldn't stop my curse. I couldn't stop it from hurting my beautiful little sister.
I heard my name, but I didn't want to look. I heard the sound of a sword clashing against ice, then Hans cried out, and the sound of metal breaking pierced my ears.
I looked up with tears in my eyes. To my horror, I saw Hans fly backwards from the impact of someone turning to solid ice right in front of me.
I rushed to my feet, realizing what had happened. Hans lied…he must have drawn his sword, but Anna…
I lifted both my hands to her face, a mask of terror and sorrow etched into her features, a hand raised to protect me from someone she once thought she loved.
"No, no, no!" I whispered, wishing my heart could melt the ice, wishing I could take her place.
"Please, Anna, please! I promise I'll do anything… Just, don't leave me…" I sobbed, holding onto her and trying desperately to reverse it all.
"I… I wanna build a snowman…"
The blonde man who accompanied my sister, along with Olaf, was nearby, but I didn't focus on them. I didn't focus on the snow. I didn't focus on Hans, or anything. I just focused on my sister. I wanted, with all my heart, to have her back. I wanted to hear her, one more time, ask me…
Please... don't leave me... I'll do anything...
Maybe I could have done things differently. Maybe, this would never have happened if… If I… If she…
"Elsa?" I heard. For a moment I didn't react. Then I realized it was a girl's voice. I immediately lifted my head.
"Anna!?" She was standing there, warm and alive. I hugged her again.
"You sacrificed yourself for me!?" I asked once I stopped crying.
"I love you," She smiled, like it was obvious.
"'Only an act of true love'", Olaf said, amazed.
It all made sense. Maybe kissing her true love would have worked, but love can be more than that. Love can come from anywhere.
And, maybe I didn't have to hide who I was anymore. I could be proud of myself. Although it did have its faults, I could definitely see the virtues of my ice. Maybe, I could love again.
"Love," I said, realizing something else. "Love, of course!" I practically shouted. All I needed was love. I couldunfreeze Arendell.
So instead of using my power out of fear, I used it out of love.
Closing my eyes, I thought of how I would do anything for Anna, how I would build a thousand snowmen if it would make her happy. I thought of how I would open every window and every door in the castle in the summer, and even in the winter I would make sure my sister wasn't lonely.
As I thought, I could feel the ice melting. In seconds my eyes opened to a cool blue sky with silvery clouds; the grass became green and flowers bloomed again. The water under us became warm as a ship rose up from its frozen state. Everything was fine again, and everyone stopped shivering moments later. I even created a small cloud above Olaf's head so he could enjoy the summer.
I smiled at Anna; her hair turned completely red again, for the first time since we were little. Right then, right there, I promised I would never push her away. I loved her too much for that.