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The story picks up two months after the end of the movie. Prince Hans arrives in the capital of the Southern Isles, arrested. His older brother, King Friedrich, is torn between punishing him as he should, and his fourteen very vocal siblings who demand justice to be served... to Elsa. Some of Hans and Friedrich's siblings decide to use the resulting chaos for their own schemes, and Hans has his own plans as well. Meanwhile, in Arendelle, there is a faction in the army that demands Elsa's powers to be put for a good use as a tool of war - and they don't feel like accepting "no" as an answer. And then there's mysterious smuggler Felix Drachner, who appears to have his hand everywhere, but how could he profit from the steadily growing chaos?
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The story picks up two months after the end of the movie. Prince Hans arrives in the capital of the Southern Isles, arrested. His older brother, King Friedrich, is torn between punishing him as he should, and his fourteen very vocal siblings who demand justice to be served... to Elsa. Some of Hans and Friedrich's siblings decide to use the resulting chaos for their own schemes, and Hans has his own plans as well. Meanwhile, in Arendelle, there is a faction in the army that demands Elsa's powers to be put for a good use as a tool of war - -- and they don't feel like accepting "no" as an answer. And then there's mysterious smuggler Felix Drachner, who appears to have his hand everywhere, but how could he profit from the steadily growing chaos?
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The story picks up two months after the end of the movie. Prince Hans arrives in the capital of the Southern Isles, arrested. His older brother, King Friedrich, is torn between punishing him as he should, and his fourteen very vocal siblings who demand justice to be served...to Elsa. Some of Hans and Friedrich's siblings decide to use the resulting chaos for their own schemes, and Hans has his own plans as well. Meanwhile, in Arendelle, there is a faction in the army that demands Elsa's powers to be put for a good use as a tool of war - and they don't feel like accepting "no" as an answer. And then there's mysterious smuggler Felix Drachner, who appears to have his hand everywhere, but how could he profit from the steadily growing chaos?
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The story picks up two months after the end of the movie. Prince Hans arrives in the capital of the Southern Isles, arrested. His older brother, King Friedrich, is torn between punishing him as he should, and his fourteen very vocal siblings who demand justice to be served... to Elsa. Some of Hans and Friedrich's siblings decide to use the resulting chaos for their own schemes, and Hans has his own plans as well. Meanwhile, in Arendelle, there is a faction in the army that demands Elsa's powers to be put for a good use as a tool of war - and they don't feel like accepting "no" as an answer. And then there's mysterious smuggler Felix Drachner, who appears to have his hand everywhere, but how could he profit from the steadily growing chaos?
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* UncannyValley: In-universe, most people feel distinctly uneasy in presence of snow horses. Kristoff outright calls them creepy.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Bjorn Berg. His name means literally ''Bear Mountain''.
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* AbsenteeActor: Olaf is not even mentioned once in the story.
