Why Antarctica?
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Antarctica was the place Jack Frost went to most. By a mile.
Whenever he felt bored, he would entertain himself in Antarctica by creating icebergs or creating blizzards. That was, until he met the guardians. Now he entertained himself by pulling pranks.
However, the guardians weren't always there.
Jack had a habit of running away from his troubles. It was just how he was.
And where else would he go to but Antarctica?
Sad, angry, depressed; Jack had experienced all these emotions in the vast snow land. The glaciers became recognisable to him, and the ground became familiar.
But...why Antarctica?
Antarctica was the one place where Jack could relate to best.
It was cold, like him.
And it was alone, like him.
Jack often taken his temper out there, because no one cared if there was a blizzard. No one was there to care if he created masses of thick snow which would drown any town. The icicles he created belonged there.
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The first time Jack had sought solitude in Antarctica was when he realised no one could see him. It was the only time he wanted to be alone.
Jack saw all the glaciers and icebergs, and realised was cold there.
He stayed there for a while, taking his temper out on the things around him. Soon, the ground was covered with angry ice slashes. A blizzard raged, but Jack felt relieved.
Out here, he couldn't hurt people because no one was there.
Apart from the penguins, but they didn't mind.
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After that, Jack went to Antarctica all the time, living in his own solitude for 300 years. Letting out his anger and frustration. It was better than shouting to the moon. He never did anything. He would just stay silent, and refused to help him.
To Jack, it was better if he stopped asking the moon all his questions. It was better if he just went to Antarctica.
However, Jack didn't realise, by trying to cope on his own, he was doing more damage than he could've done than anything else.
Because 300 years is a long time to bottle emotions up.
Sorry that was short.
But anyway, I'm back!