Frozen Script

Anna Lines

Handmaiden: Princess Anna? Princess Anna?! Princess Anna!

Huh…? Yeah?

Handmaiden: Sorry to wake you, ma’am, but-

No you didn’t. (yawning) I’ve been awake for hours.

Handmaiden: We’re here to dress you, ma’am?

Dress me? For what?

Handmaiden: Your sister’s coronation, ma’am.

My sister’s cor-neration… That’s right! It’s Coronation Day!

After First Time in Forever

Oh, I’m sorry. So sorry…

Hans: Oh no. Are you okay?

I’m fine. How embarrassing. I-

Hans: It’s perfectly fine. Hi.

…Hi.

Kristoff: Hi… Can I ask you lovebirds something?

Lovebirds? Ha. No. We’ve actually never met.

Hans: But we’re meeting now.

Yeah, we are.

Kristoff: That’s great. Do you like cold drinks?

Very much.

Kristoff: Ice! Nice clean ice!

Goodness. That was awkward. Not that you’re awkward, but just because we’re- I’m awkward. You’re gorgeous. Wait, what?

Hans: Not nearly as pleasing on the eyes as you.

Me? Ha. Thank you. (curtseying) Oh, Princess Anna of Arendelle.

Hans: Princess? My Lady.

Oh, no. You don’t have to do that. I’m not that princess. No, my sister Elsa is the Queen. I’m not. No. I’m just me.

Hans: Just you?

I mean, I’m not the heir, I’m just the spare. Not that I’m complaining. I’m not a complainer. Forget it I’m not making any sense. See, I’ve lived a bit of a sheltered life.

Hans: Really?

Yeah, so, I’m not so good with actual real live people. But I want to be…

Hans: Good for you.

And you’re looking at me like I’m crazy. So, I’m going to go. Have a great day. Forget this ever happened.

Hans of the Southern Isles

Hi, Hans of the Southern Isles

Bishop: It’s time! The coronation is about to begin!

Oh my goodness. The coronation. I have to go. I’ll see you later?

Elsa: THERE ARE THINGS YOU CANNOT KNOW AND IT”S DANGEROUS TO DREAM

Sorry I’m late.

Elsa: Hi.

Hi me…? Oh. Um. Hi.

Elsa: You look beautiful.

Thank you. You look beautifuller. I mean, not fuller. You don’t look fuller, but more beautiful… That’s Mother’s dress, isn’t it? It fits you perfectly.

Elsa: You think so? Thank you. Are you having a good time?

The best time.

Elsa: I’d forgotten what a party felt like.

Yeah. It’s warmer than I remember, and what is that amazing smell? …Choclate

Weselton: Excuse me?

What she means is she can’t dance. She’s terrible. Worst I’ve ever seen, frankly. I wouldn’t want you to lose a toe. Or mess up those fantastic boots! Wow. What do they give you another two, three inches?

Weselton: I’ve never heard of a queen who can’t dance.

Well, I’ve heard, what you get is what you get.

Elsa: Thank you… You are a model princess

How kind of you. I take after my sister. (Music interlude) This is nice, Elsa. Us talking.

Elsa: Yeah, it is.

Maybe we could do it more often?

Elsa: I’d really like that, Anna.

And maybe… we could keep the gates open. Why should this joy have to be only for today?

Elsa: Keep the gates open?

We could let life back into the castle. Let people back into the castle.

Elsa: Wait, no. We can’t just-

Can’t we? Who’s stopping us? You’re the queen; you can do whatever you want.

Elsa: Well, then I’m stopping us.

But why? I don’t understand-

Elsa: That’s right, you don’t. I’m sorry, I…

No, I’m sorry, I-

Hans: Hello again

Hans.

Hans: You look upset. Are you okay?

Long story… Do you want to get some air?

Hans: I bet you were just the sweetest little girl.

I was tornado with pigtails… left way too much to my own devices. Truth is, I never knew why my parents ordered the gates shut, why the celebrations ended, or why Elsa stopped talking to me. All I ever knew was I missed my sister. I spent years trying to figure out what I did. I begged to know, to understand, but all my parents would say is: it’s for the best.

Hans: I hate when people say that. It’s like they are saying: you don’t deserve to know the answer.

That’s what it felt like.

Hans: I spent a lot of time alone as a kid, too

But you have 12 older brothers

Hans: Yeah. But if they weren’t humiliating me, they were ignoring me. It’s not going to be like that when I have a family.

You want a family?

Hans: Of course. Don’t you?

Very much. And there will be nothing but love, and no one will ever be shut out.

Hans: Oh Anna, I could never shut you out.

Okay, Can I just say something crazy?

After love is and open door

Elsa? Elsa! I mean… Your Majesty. We would like to ask you something.

Hans: Well. Princess Anna and I… We-

We would like-

Hans: your blessing-

of- Our marriage!

Elsa: Marriage…?

Yes.

Elsa: Forgive me, I’m confused.

Well, we haven’t worked out all the details yet, of course. We’ll need a few days to plan the ceremony.

Elsa: That’s not what I-

Of course we’ll have soup, roast, and ice cream, and the- wait. Would we live here?

Elsa: Absolutely not.

Wait, what?

Elsa: May I speak with you alone please, Anna?

No. Whatever you have to say, you can say to both of us.

Elsa: All right. You can’t marry a man you just met.

You can if it’s true love.

Elsa: What do you know about true love?

What do you know about me?

Elsa: No, you may not. And I think you should go. The celebration is over. Close the gates.

What? Else, no. No. Wait!

Elsa: Give me my glove!

Elsa, please. Please. I can’t live like this anyore.

Elsa: Then leave.

What did I ever do to you?

Elsa: Enough, Anna.

Why?! Why do you shut me out?!

Else: Please. I can’t do this here.

Why do you shut the world out? What are you so afraid of?!

Weselton: Sorcery.

Elsa?

Weselton: I knew there was something dubious going on here.

It’s okay, Elsa. It’s-

Weselton: Monster! She’s a monster!

Elsa! I’m going after her. Take care of Arendelle. I leave prince Hans in charge!

Hans: Wait! I don’t want you getting hurt. How do you know you can trust her?

Because she’s my sister.

Kristoff: DON’T LET THE FROSTBITE BITE

Nice duet.

Kristoff: What are you doing here?

What are you doing out here?

Kristoff: I live out here

Oh. Well, I’m looking for my sister.

Kristoff: You mean the sister who just ruined my ice business?

No offense, but I think we have bigger problems than your ice business.

Kristoff: Fine. Don’t let me keep you from those bigger problems.

Fine.

Kristoff: Nice dress by the way.

Thank you. I like it.

Kristoff: I would, but I don’t think she’d take it.

How can you help me?

Kristoff: …and climbing skills, which I’ve also-

Got. I get it. You’re hired.

Kristoff: So, tell me, what mad the Queen go all ice-crazy?

Oh, well, it was my fault. I got engaged, but then she freaked out because I’d only just met him, you know, that day. And she said she wouldn’t bless the marriage, so-

Kristoff: Wait. You got engaged to someone you just met?

Yeah. Anyway, I got mad and so she got mad-

Kristoff: Hang on. You got engaged to someone you just me?

Yes! Why is everyone so hung up on that?

Kristoff: Didn’t your parents ever warn you about strangers?

Yes, they did… But Hans is not a stranger.

After what do you know about love

Wow. It’s so beautiful.

Kristoff: Did you know your sister could do this?

I didn’t know anything.

Kristoff: What are you going to do when you find her? What’s your plan?

I’m going to talk to her.

Kristoff: Talk to her? That’s not a plan.

Sure it is.

Olaf: A LITTLE BIT OF YOU…

What’s that

What’s that? Did you hear that?

Kristoff: I think it’s over there?

I know that song. How do I know that song?

Olaf: Um, you said that?

Wait. Don’t move. Just listen. Was that there a minute ago?

Olaf: Hi everyone, I’m Olaf and I like warm hugs.

Olaf?

Olaf: Yeah-huh

Olaf?

Olaf: Like I said, yuh-huh. And you’re Anna.

How do you know my name?

Olaf: Because you gave me my big… bouncy…

Butt!

Olaf: That’s right. Don’t you remember?

…I think I’m starting to.

Olaf: I’m a little like you. And a little like-

Elsa… Olaf, did Elsa build you?

Olaf: Yeah. Why?

Do you know where she is?

Olaf: Yeah. Why?

Do you think you could show us the way?

Kristoff: I’m gonna tell him.

Don’t you dare.

Olaf: Now, come on! Let’s go bring back summer!

Look. You can see Arendelle from here. It’s covered in snow.

Kristoff: Didn't you know?

No. When I left it was just flurries.

Kristoff: You have no idea what your sister is capable of, do you?

No.

Olaf: This way, guys!

Olaf does.

Kristoff: A talking snowman? Okay. Tell that to a frozen Arendelle.

Anna: If there’s one thing Arendelle can handle, it’s snow.

Oaken: Hygge.

Hygge?

Oaken: I welcome you to our highly precious produce department.

And hi, sir. I mean, hoo-hoo?

Oaken: Hoo-hoo

I was hoping you might have a slightly less smelly, more size-appropriate winter cloak or dress or something for climbing the North Mountain.

Oaken: Something for climbing the North Mountain where many have frozen to death? Yah! I have exactly what you are needing. Hygge.

Hygge? What’s Hygge?

Oaken: Hygge is also not insulting a shop owner when you are needing of his services.

But what is Hygge?

Olaf: …Obviously.

Maybe I should talk to her alone. Last time I introduced her to a guy, she froze everything.

Kristoff: But it’s a palace made of ice. Ice is my life.

It’s so beautiful. I’ve never seen anything like it.

Elsa: Anna.

Elsa. Whoa, you look different… It’s a good different… And this place is incredible.