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Here goes some frozen prompt angst: Elsa slowly transforming into a goddess or some sort of winter spirit. She starts becoming less human physically/emotionally (maybe she becomes emotionally detached or the way she talks is different) and she gradually lost her memory, at some point she doesn't recognize Anna anymore.
"Please. Please, I'm begging you…"
Elsa turned around to her with contempt.
"What is it again?" she sighed, annoyed.
Her sighed sounded like a whistle with the way her new voice sounded. Crystalline, emotionless, like wind passing on a valley and not caring about what it could freeze.
Anna gulped another sob. "Please, look at me."
Elsa rolled her white eyes in frustration, not however looking down. "If I do, will you finally leave?"
Anna cried even more but quickly rubbed her mittens on her cheeks to erase her flowing tears, so that Elsa would not see any when she would finally consent to look down, at what she was persuaded was just a fool mortal. A fool stranger mortal who kept on insisting that not only they knew each other, but that they were family. Family? What kind of nonsense was this? Elsa was born of cold and winter air, everybody knew that.
"Yes, if you just, please, if you just look at me in the eyes for a minute, then I'll go. I won't come back. Never. I promise."
That seemed like a true promise, and Elsa got satisfied by it. At last, she'll have peace, and not get that fool visiting her in her cave every day with her annoying speeches.
The goddess lowered her eyes to Anna's level. Not a single trace of happiness was found in the white as snow pupils. She wanted it to be over as soon as possible.
Anna's teal blue eyes widened, and for the first time ever in a while, that seemed like an eternity, their gazes met.
There was something that shifted in the air. Barely perceptible, barely noticeable. But something changed. Was it the cave's terribly cold temperature, going up a few degrees? Was it Elsa's white eyebrows, lifting a bit at the sensation of finally correctly staring at Anna? Was it Anna who suddenly stopped crying and whose jaw was dropping?
Something changed. And even Elsa, who would have love to dismiss the intruder with one more gust of wind, stood still and surprised. What was happening? Why couldn't she move?
"Surely you remember something. You must remember… Me", muttered Anna, her voice echoing on the ice walls of the cave.
Elsa was about to reply sharply "I don't" but it got stuck in her throat.
The redhead noticed it and her face brightened. "Elsa?"
Elsa suddenly shut her eyes, white eyelashes frown. She turned her head to the side with a groan, as if she had just directy stared at sunlight and got blinded.
"Elsa!?" Gasped Anna, and she took some steps forward.
The ice floor was slippery, and she almost fell, but didn't care - in that frown, she absolutely recognized Elsa. Her Elsa, the Elsa she knew.
She dared to approach her, even if the air was incredibly freezing this close to the goddess.
"Do you hear me?" Asked the redhead with a soft voice.
Then Elsa opened her eyes and looked down to Anna. Her eyes had turn to blue. Or rather… Had reverted to blue.
"Anna?"