Everyone seems to be getting along despite meeting each other two minutes prior. All is well. Perhaps, too well. We hear a rumble and these giant rock-like giants come stomping out of the woods. Now I know how my cats feel when I wake up in the morning.
Plot twist: Anna, Elsa, and Olaf take off without Kristoff and leave him behind in the magical forest to go north and learn about the origin of Elsa's magical powers. Some friends they are!
Kristoff has an iconic boy band moment where he sings in the woods about how much he loves Anna. It's straight out of an '80s music video and I stan him.
En route to the potentially dangerous northern land, Elsa and Anna learn their parents died crossing the Dark Sea while stumbling across the remnants of their boats. It's oddly chilling. Elsa blames herself and Anna is quick to reassure her it's not her fault, per usual.
More hellbent on going to the northern land than ever, Elsa tells Anna that they're in this together. But then in a sketchy move, Elsa pushes her sister and Olaf into a boat and takes off without them. What gives, Elsa?! You were supposed to be there for each other!
Elsa sets off by herself. She's pretty f*cking determined because it's near-impossible to get there. Maybe she's on a little bit of a power trip, who's to say? She learns through the spirits (yes, spirits), that her grandfather was, in fact, responsible for the war and subsequent bad juju that the people of Arendelle have been dealing with. She discovers that the voice she's been hearing is actually her mother's and she starts connecting the dots.