"You hold back to much." Elsa said while looking over her book to Maddie.
"But I try as hard as I can. But it doesn't work!" A ten year-old Maddie said irritated. For the tenth time she was trying to build a simple snowman. Elsa's example, Olaf, watched the young sorcerer while trying to pick a pose.
"This is stupid!" Maddie yelled after the next failure and she shot some ice beams on the place of her failed snowman, which made the floor freeze.
Elsa calmly shook her head and putted her book down. "Let me show you." She said, while unfreezing the room. "You don't need to build a second Olaf." Olaf waved by the hearing of his name. "You have to build your own. Olaf is the interpretation of my feelings wen I build him. Now you have to make your own, so let go of the example."
"Olaf!" A young Carolyn ran into the room.
Elsa looked up, why are her private lessons never private? "Carolyn, ever heard of knocking or does your mother too burst into every room?" Elsa knew it was a stupid question, because Anna was far worse then her daughter at entering rooms.
"Do you want an honest or a nice answer?" The young girl asked with a little grin.
"Never mind, take Olaf with you so we can continue."
"Bye, Elsa. Bye, Maddie. Bye" Olaf said while he was pulled away by the enthusiastic Carolyn.
Maddie was still concentrating and waved with her hands, the magic coming out was more calm and relaxed. Elsa could tell by the white colour of the small flakes.
Elsa nodded approving. Maddie was a little stubborn, but she was an excellent student.
Maddie opened her eyes and finished her spell. A small tornado of her white magic flew trough the room and out of thin air a white snowman appeared. It was symmetrical perfect, not like Olaf who was build by a child. The new snowman looked pretty great. Elsa was a little surprised, because she hadn't except it to be this big; its head almost touched the ceiling.
Maddie too looked a little overwhelmed to her creation.
"Wow...I did not expect this!" Elsa said. She had stood up from her seat and walked around the snowman. "What did you think of when you released the magic?"
Maddie lifted her shoulders, "Don't know. I just wanted it to work and it did!" Carful Maddie poked her creation of snow. It didn't move. "And I failed, again!" Angrily she shot two beams of ice in the snowman, which made it explode and filled the room with snow.
"Maddie!" Elsa said irritated. "Why would you destroy it?"
"Uch it was a failure!"
"Of course not! It doesn't need to live, the exercise was to build a snowman nothing more."
"But yours is alive!" Maddie protested.
"I am older then you, my powers were stronger. Yours will grow in time."
"Fine, if you say so."
"Again." Elsa said, while sitting back in her chair with her book.