Loss Of Innocence In Frozen

In the movie Frozen, the storytellers use the loss of innocence plotline to show that we as humans must stay true to who we are because if we don’t we have to face the consequences later on and others could get hurt along the way. Therefore, Anna faces reality when she finds out what Elsa has been hiding from her since she was a little girl and learns how to live with it. Without a shocking experience or big change in someone’s life, everything stays the same, when it shouldn’t.
At the beginning of Frozen, Elsa and Anna were little kids living with their parents who are king and queen, and Anna and Elsa princesses. In the movie, Elsa had powers and her and Anna loved to play with them but no one else outside of their family knew because they were princesses and that would have caused a commotion and a great danger to Elsa and would have put her family and loved ones at risk. Elsa accidentally strikes Anna in the head with her magic when they are playing and she was trying to save her from getting hurt but she ended up hurting her anyways. If Elsa had just not used her magic dangerously then Anna wouldn’t have almost died, but instead they had to erase her memories of Elsa’s magic. That is a big change in Anna and Elsa’s lives because Elsa has to hide her
As shown in the movie, Elsa is supposed to hide her powers from everyone because they believe it will protect people, but really if she had just told Anna then things wouldn’t have gotten complicated because Anna could have helped Elsa control her powers instead of letting them get stronger and Elsa trying to keep them under control on her own. This ties with the loss of innocence because Elsa has to learn that this is her life now, hidden from her sister that she used to do everything with. Even though she thinks she is protecting her, she should stay true to