Fictional Favorites, Couples Edition: Anna and Kristoff

 *shy wave around a corner* 

Hello friends, are there any of you still out there? I've been trying to get back into the blogging world for...a good while but as you can tell from my absence, its taken a hot minute. (Which, where did that phrase come from? What makes a minute hot or cold?) Anyway, I'll have to post an update on me on another day. I just don't have it in me right now, instead, I'm going to tell you about my love for Anna and Kristoff, is that alright? How very jolly of you to allow that. Well, I suppose it's up to me to get to it then. :) Oh, spoilers will be unmarked and mentioned throughout. 

"My love's not fragile."

I am in love with Frozen II. I was an admitted skeptic before I saw it because unfortunately, no one could just let it go after the first film. (I apologize, I couldn't resist.) But I could watch the sequel on repeat. I'm not exaggerating. And one of my favorite parts, is this, you know that cute pictured couple right up there. I personally find it hard to find a relationship that is very well fleshed out in animated movies because of their length. They are so short that you're left with the belief that a kiss is the beginning of never-ending bliss. Hahaha, oh how droll. ;) Luckily for me, Frozen II is a sequel and it had some groundwork prepared from a previous movie so that helped with some of the development but it was only a start. Hmmm, I'm not explaining myself well, time to switch tools here, call out the bullet points!! Some of my very favorite bits to follow.

• Awkward timing, was through the whole movie between the two but most of the time because of Kristoff and I found it to be oh so relatable
• Supporting, not just taking over, Kristoff supported Anna, he didn't just take the reigns, because in many ways he couldn't, he was just there for her to lean on and for support that she would need "what do you need", "you got it"
• Integration into the family, we catch a brief glimpse at the beginning of the film that the makeshift family was learning how to family and that was cute to watch 
• Trust and no drama, there are chances throughout that film that, if this were a rom-com in today's world, would blow something way out of proportion and the main characters would have been questioning their lives as well as their love for each other, but instead, the drama was cut to deal with the real issues which was ever so nice!

Well, I haven't said it as eloquently as I would have liked. But in all honesty, when have I ever achieved that? Oh, never? Well good, I suppose it'll add a year or two on to my perfected me goal. ;) Oh how I have missed all this and all of you!! I sincerely hope that you and your families are all well!! I'm off to either fall asleep or draft another post or two, I'm yet undecided. 

Yours truly,

Cordy