I don't know if you have seen "Frozen"? Some time ago, the president opened a brain hole, "Will Elsa in Frozen also be a silent person"? Today Xiaobian will write an article to discuss this problem!
I have to say that everything that is wonderful in the world is more or less stained with magic. Elsa in Frozen really resembles a magician in a way. Elsa was more like a Muggle family with magical abilities, although the Muggle family was not ordinary, it was a royal family. But why didn't the wizarding schools issue Elsa an acceptance letter? Maybe she has a kingdom to govern, a young sister to raise, so let her "do something wrong" in the Muggle world!
As soon as "Frozen" was broadcast, it gained a high degree of popularity, and many people at home and abroad became "Elsa" fans, and also triggered controversy, "Sister Elsa is the protagonist or sister Anna?" ”。 This question is really very provocative and meaningless, can't both people be the protagonists?
However, the mainstream answer is "The protagonist is sister Elsa because she has powerful magic". Magic is the eternal god!
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Everyone loves the protagonist of "Beauty and Misery", and Elsa is the queen, with amazing beauty and, most importantly, powerful magical powers. However, this powerful magical power may not be a wonderful ability for Elsa. She wasn't as surprised as Harry was when he found out he could do magic. Instead, she is jealous of her magical abilities, which change with her mood and sometimes exceed her control and hurt those around her.
This "magical power" beyond control is really very much in line with the "silent" setting. Maybe Elsa is the "Queen of Beauty" version of Credence? (Shhh, that's not for Grindelwald to find out!) Her silence was not a black whirlwind, but a noble ice and snow silence!
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And if Elsa is a silent person in the ice world, then she is also a talent. After all, most of the silent ones live to be less than ten years old because they are silently used as hosts, controlled, and eroded. But Elsa became queen in good health. And she will also consciously control her "magical ability", and can also use this magical ability to create the ice kingdom.
So what makes Elsa's dangerous magic less dangerous but more precious? Frozen tells us that it's "love." Eternal love leads us up, a point that Rowling's Harry Potter repeatedly reiterates.
Elsa is questioned and accused by her loved ones, creating a self-repressive emotion, which comes from "doubt and fear", but instead makes the magical power in her body out of control. We have seen this passage in Harry and Credence, Harry will unconsciously use magic under the suppression of Aunt Petunia, and Credence will erupt in silence when reason is leaving, destroying everything around him with the power of destruction.
In the end, what makes Elsa successfully control the magical power of the rampage is the desperate love from her sister Anna. This kind of love is like Lily guarding Harry, Molly guarding Ginny, this kind of love has an incredible effect, this kind of love is fearless, illogical, unreasonable.
The goblin grandfather who treated the injured Anna always said that "brain injuries are always easy to cure, but there is no way to freeze the heart." Dumbledore also always emphasized "feeling with the heart." Because the brain produces image memories, thoughts, and logic, and the mind generates emotions and love.
The first time Elsa unconsciously hurt Anna, it hurt the "mind", which made Anna lose the memory of "Elsa can magic", and also made Elsa close herself to the personal conscious world, giving up the beauty of feeling love. Anna, whose mind has been hurt and partially cleared of her memories, still lives happily and still has an unconditional love for Elsa, because the heart always has a memory of emotions.
Elsa's second hurt to Anna hit her heart, and from this point on, it was completely out of control. In the end, Elsa discovers that what unlocks everything is uncontrolled "love," not self-restraint that requires strong rationality.
Love is the basic condition of creativity, self-love is self-creation, and love of the world creates external objects. Elsa, who understands this, has also turned the layered kingdom of grief into a free and happy "ice paradise".
The core theme of Frozen is so similar to Harry Potter that as Fantastic Beasts 3 airs, perhaps we can also find the key to helping Credence from Frozen.
The warmth of Grindelwald felt by Credence, who had been self-suppressing for a long time, was true, but if Credence found that Grindelwald's warmth was a complete hoax, would he destroy everything in the world like Elsa? Will it be the unknown warmth and love that saves Credence and urges him to use his silent power to do what is just? These are all worth predicting!
By the way, if the Wizarding World sends Elsa an acceptance letter, which college should she be admitted to? Welcome to leave a message~
Author: Li Li
Source: Hogwarts Duel Club
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