[ SECRET POST #2804 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2804 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

NYART

I always interpreted Let It Go in a similiar way - like she's accepted her powers as long as no one else is around to see or get hurt. Still a far cry from where she's terrified about them even when she's alone in a room, like earlier in the movie, but still a long way to go before she's really accepted her powers (which only happens right near the end of the movie).

[(Anonymous)]

She only really accepts them after believing it's possible to undo them. Not terribly surprising.

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AYRT

I didn't think it was so much "believing she could undo them" as it was "believing she's in control of them and can use them how she wants." Earlier in the film it's pretty clear that she doesn't have that control (she keeps icing things without meaning to). At the end, I think it's implied she's at least heading towards more precise control (if not already there), which in turn lets her enjoy her powers again instead of fearing them - hence the harkening back to her childhood days in creating that ice rink.

[(Anonymous)]

No, she had a realization that she can control it, that they aren't something to be feared, and she's not totally alone.