When the winter thawed and summer returned to Arendelle, Elsa is finally able to return to a somewhat normal life with her little sister. Meanwhile Anna is trying to understand the rules and tasks of a princess are, and trying to balance her new and growing relationship with Kristoff. How can they cope with all that's being thrown at them? Rated T, no flames please! Two pairings.

One of the Misfits decides to celebrate the holiday in her own way... in a way her friends would never guess.

When the sea took their parents, Anna knocked on Elsa's door one last time... and Elsa reached out without thinking. Now those few words might just build a fragile bridge between two sisters for the first time in forever. Because Anna isn't very good at giving up. Re-imagining the three years in between- a series of oneshots of what could have been.

Sequel to "Let The Storm Rage On." After Hans teams up with the original Snow Queen to get revenge against Elsa, three of the Avengers are sent North to investigate the source of the unnatural polar vortex sweeping across the world. What will happen when Bruce and Elsa are reunited? Includes my own theory on the origins of Elsa's powers.

Post movie: Anna only told Elsa she was having a baby hours ago. Yet as Anna and Kristoff sleep, Elsa winds up introducing herself to her future niece or nephew - and making heartfelt promises about what their future together will bring. Now an ongoing story. Chap 33 is up on Mothers Day.

"That's my secret - I'm always angry." When did Dr. Banner give up the "conceal, don't feel" strategy? How did he learn to control his power by letting himself feel? It all started when he woke up from an incident in a strange land and had a long conversation with a queen with a very similar past. Set before The Avengers film, after Frozen. Ch. 2: Bruce's version of "Let It Go."

Despite what Anna thought, Elsa never did forget her birthday.

Only days after the Great Thaw, it occurs to Elsa that she has yet to tell Anna the truth about their gloomy past. As terrified as she is to relive it, she knows Anna deserves to know the events that changed their lives forever. One-shot.

There were times throughout Anna's lonely childhood that she wished for an imaginary friend, and he came crashing into her life in a wonderful blue box.

Elsa is unable to sleep and, unbeknownst to her, her sister is having the same problem after awakening from a nightmare. Though unfortunate, this happenstance gives Elsa the opportunity to fill a role she has neglected for far too long.

Oneshots. Written because Elsa deserves all the love in the world and then some. And because love has been right there, if only she knew how to recognize it.

Agnes had never seen the Snow Queen, but she'd certainly heard the stories.

He was a child of terror and magic, but hers all the same.

What good can come from sadness? What beauty can survive the ravishes of grief? One year after the Great Freeze, the anniversary of the late king and queen's death is upon the kingdom of Arendelle. How will the royal sisters, their relationship still on the mends, deal with this heavy burden of lost loved ones, and can beauty be found even in profound sadness?

Elsa is still a bit unsure of herself in her new role as queen. After thirteen years of isolation, she has never had a chance to get to know her subjects. With Anna off visiting Kristoff's family, Elsa decides to take a walk in a more inconspicuous pair of shoes.