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"What was wrong with her? Why did things like this keep happening to her? Love wasn't supposed to hurt, yet it felt like all she knew when it came to love was pain. Every time she opened her heart, she just got burned. Or, in this case, frozen. And she was getting sick and tired of it."
― Elizabeth Rudnick, Disney Frozen: A Frozen Heart

"Olaf was a genius. This, she realized, watching the snowman struggle, was love. Olaf had been willing to put himself in danger because he didn't want to see her get hurt. Love wasn't the canned romantic declarations. That was nothing but fluff. That was what Hans had thrown at her and what she had mistaken for love. Pure, true love was what Olaf was showing her right now - sacrifice."
― Elizabeth Rudnick, Disney Frozen: A Frozen Heart

"You and Sven and Sven. You're my family. I like you and you like me and we all helped each other back there. So isn't that family?"
― Elizabeth Rudnick, Disney Frozen: A Frozen Heart

"Anna felt his hand linger on the small of her back as he placed her gently on the ground. His hand was so warm and reassuring. It felt almost as though it belonged there."
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"Given the fact that he'd had only the barest of plans upon arriving in Arendelle, the end result was something of a miracle. True, he'd had to lie, manipulate, and con his way to this point, but that was just part of the game. And it turned out he played the game very, very well."
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"Unfortunately, Olaf seemed to think the fire was pretty amazing, too, and was standing directly in front of it. "Whoa!" he said, watching the flames flickering higher and higher. "So this is heat….I love it!" Anna watched in horror as the snowman reached for the fire—with his twig finger. "Oooh! But don't touch it!" he added, as his finger caught on fire. Laughing, he shook out the flame and then focused his attention back on Anna."
― Walt Disney Company, Disney Frozen: A Frozen Heart

"Some people are worth melting for," the snowman said. He tried to smile at Anna, but his mouth had begun to drip and so it came out crooked. Realizing what was happening, he panicked and moved away from the fire. "Just maybe not right this second," he added."
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"I need to get to Kristoff." "Why?" Olaf asked, unaware of the impact his words had had on Anna. She smiled and shrugged sheepishly. Olaf's eyes lit up and he clasped his hands together. "Oh! I know why!" he cried happily. He began to hop around the room excitedly. Then he pointed out the window. "There's your act of true love! Right there! Riding across the fjords like a valiant, pungent reindeer king!"
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"Some people, Anna thought, remembering Olaf's sweet words, are worth melting for. That was true love. Anna loved her sister. And, she realized now as Hans raised his sword for the final blow, she needed to keep Elsa safe."
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"Hang on, little guy," she said gently. Once more, Elsa waved her hands. A swirl of cold air shot out of her fingertips and wrapped itself around Olaf, instantly refreezing him. Then, just to be safe, she created a small cloud from which a soft snow fell constantly. "Hey!" Olaf shouted happily, wobbling this way and that and laughing as the cloud followed him. "My own personal flurry!"
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"She took a deep breath. She knew she was a princess, and princesses were supposed to be ladylike, but she couldn't just walk away from him. There was one thing she had to do. Swiveling on her heels, she turned so she was once again facing Prince Hans of the Southern Isles. And then she pulled back her arm and punched his smug face with all her might. Her fist landed on his cheek with a resounding thunk, and he fell backward, flipping right over the ship's railing. A moment later there was a satisfying splash as he landed in the water below. Now, Anna thought, as Elsa gave her a hug and Kristoff shot her a proud look, everything is definitely perfect."
― Walt Disney Company, Disney Frozen: A Frozen Heart

"If only I had acted just a moment sooner, Hans had thought. Then they would never have known forgiveness. Never felt the love of a sibling again. Just like me. Just like my entire life. Elsa would have been dead. Anna would have followed soon after, and I would have taken what I deserve. Instead of the crown, all he had gotten was a punch in the face."
― Walt Disney Company, Disney Frozen: A Frozen Heart