"Norway!" America yelled over the meeting room, attracting the attention of several nations. "Do you wanna build a snowman!" He had not needed to yell, for the meeting was miraculously silent. Norway looked out of the window.
"...There is no snow." America just stared at him in shock and dumped down in his chair when Germany told him to.
The second time America approached him they were having a pasta-break due to North Italy's incredible powers of persuasion.
"Hey dude! Is Arendelle in Norway?"
"...Did you mean Arendal?"
"Nah, I said Arendelle, tiny town with docks and a fountain and ships and in this fjord."
"Arendal is a coastal town in my country, yes."
"No! Arendelle, you know, from the -" His explanation was interrupted by Denmark who called from the other side of the room. Loudly.
"Hey Norge! Your pasta is getting cold!" Norway glared at the Nordic's shared table, though none of the occupants seemed to be affected by it. He huffed.
"I better leave, we wouldn't want to incur onto us the wrath of Italy. Especially not over spoiled pasta." America stared after the retreating Scandinavian's back, but was soon dragged away by his own friends.
"Have you seen Frozen?" America yelled as he dumped into the chair beside Norway's, pushing Iceland away as he did. Norway turned slowly to look at him with dead eyes.
"Hæ?" he eloquently asked. The other grinned his all-American grin.
"Frozen! Have you seen it?" Norway just stared at him as if he was an idiot. "Dude, you haven't… Oh I got it! You've just forgotten! There is this song, it's the best song ever, and I'll sing it and you'll remember everything." Then he proceeded to sing, or at least bellow, the song Let It Go.
"Let it go, let it go
Can't hold it back anym-"
"SHUT UP!" both England and Norway yelled at the same time, together with several other nations who all feared for their eardrums. It was however not this that made America stop, but Norway's following grumble.
"Frozen Hearts is better anyways."
"I KNEW IT! YOU WATCH DISNEY!" Norway's blank glare still had no effect on him.
"It is quite popular in my land," he defended. Iceland snorted and coughed a bit as he almost swallowed a whole piece of licorice.
"That's not why you watched it."
"It is."
"Nine times?" Iceland asked, elegantly raising an eyebrow.
"Dude that's a lot!" America butted in.
"I have not seen it nine times," Norway said over America's head.
"You made me watch it with you," Iceland retaliated, then, before his brother could answer, he turned to America. "He cries at the end."
"Seriously?"
"Every time," Finland cheerfully added, "It's adorable! Right Sweden?"
"Mhm."
"Aw man! I missed it?" Denmark asked.
"No worries," Finland consoled him happily, "I've got it on record! It's so cute, they're behaving like little brothers!"
"Send me a copy later?" Finland nodded and added it to one of his many lists. Iceland stared thoughtfully at Denmark and Finland.
"Maybe we should sell it?" he wondered aloud. Denmark lighted up like a Christmas tree while Norway froze.
"Awesome idea Ice! I'll be the salesman and Finland can get Estonia to make copies!"
"Only if I get a vote in the Nordic Council," Estonia piped up from his chair beside Finland.
"Then Sweden will make them and we can sell them for even more!" Finally Norway seemed to regain movement as he stood up.
"I hate you," he said darkly and marched away towards the door. Denmark immediately got up and followed him.
"You don't mean that, we're best friends! Norge! Hey, I've got an idea, let's watch Frozen after the meeting! Norge! Come on man, we can watch the Norwegian dub! And eat Freia chocolate! Please!" Norway disappeared out the door and Denmark did not follow him. After a few seconds he came back and stood in the doorway.
"Fine," he said reluctantly. "but only if Lillebror watches it with us. And there better be a lot of chocolate. And coffee." Then he left again, this time for good.
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Translations:
Lillebror (norwegian) - Little brother
Norge (danish) - Norway
Author's Note:
When I visited the US, after finding that I am Norwegian many asked me the question "Have you seen the movie Frozen?" I hope this does not offend anyone, but for some reason Americans when hearing the word 'Norway' seems to immediately connect it with 'Frozen' the film.
And another disclaimer: the Hetalia disclaimer in the summary shows at the top of every chapter, and I claim no ownership, neither do I own the film 'Frozen', nor any of the songs in the film.