Arendelle in a sentence

Bringing back Anna’s original voiceover actor for this short cameo would be a nice bridge between the two versions of the story, particularly when the Queen of Arendelle’s role is relatively brief.

Elsa starts hearing a strange voice just as supernatural elements threaten Arendelle.

The adventures of Anna and Elsa along with the rest of Arendelle will be guided by a new hand which the director couldn't reveal at this time.

The king and queen took this to mean that if the people of Arendelle discovered her powers, they would fear her and cast her down.

Many tears of joy & sadness as this journey to Arendelle ends.

After Elsa accidentally freezes Anna’s heart with her elemental powers, Hans convinces the dignitaries from the other neighboring kingdoms that Anna died and married him beforehand, making him the new leader of Arendelle.

Arendelle, an entire populated town full of people and things and buildings, just disappears entirely for a few moments.

More in tune with her powers, the rightful Queen of Arendelle lets instinct guide her to her origins in the ancient river of Ahtohallan, where she ditches the royal crown and chooses to live as the fifth elemental spirit that unifies nature.

A great deal of importance has been placed on verticality of not only the Enchanted Forest but of Arendelle as well, particularly because it's the fall season and there's no longer snow covering up everything.

But not before Iduna saved Agnarr’s life, and stowed away with him on his journey back to Arendelle, where they eventually would fall in love and marry.

It is unclear at this point whether or not the three versions of Arendelle will be identical.

It's clear that he was associated with Arendelle in some capacity, but there's no telling just how deep his connections to Anna and Elsa's past actually go.

Present-day Arendelle in the film is actually three years after the gates were opened, and Anna couldn’t be happier.

Recalling a folk song her mother (Evan Rachel Wood) used to sing about memories in an ancient river, she decides to dive into her ancestral history to discover the source of the voice, save Arendelle and free the forest from a persistent fog.

Returning back to the icy world of Arendelle, “Frozen II” looks to warm the hearts of both young and old viewers.

The animation studio debuted an official trailer for the film on Monday, in which Elsa must follow a voice that's calling to her in order to save Arendelle.

The people of Northuldra and the Arendelle soldiers remaining in this forest also have to learn this lesson.

The simple version is that her ice powers were a gift from the spirits, bestowed on her because of the actions of her mother, Queen Iduna, in saving her father, King Agnarr, during the battle between the people of Arendelle and Northuldra.

This breaks the spell on Anna, who recovers in time to race across the Dark Sea on her kelpie and reach Arendelle in time to throw up an ice barrier that saves the kingdom.

Though we'd rather spend more time in Corona than Arendelle, we can't say it's too farfetched to think Flynn and Rapunzel wouldn't look out of place in Anna and Elsa's kingdom.