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>In the middle of the night
>Parents are both asleep
>Sneak out of my room
>There she is
>Asleep
>She looks so peaceful
>Just stand in the darkness looking at her
>See her shiver
>I'm making her cold
>Pull another blanket up over her
>Walk back to my room
>Lie down in bed
>Try not to cry
>Doesn't work as well as I planned

>Reading in the library
>Finally some peace and quiet
>It's quiet
>Too quiet
>Prepare to be Annabushed
>Nothing
>Go over to window
>Anna is dancing and swinging in the courtyard
>Open window
>She is singing a new song too
>How does she keep coming up with new songs
>She must be running out of material to sing about by now
>Sit down next to window
>Now I can really concentrate on reading my book

>Had the nightmare about our parents again
>Caused another snow storm
>Good thing it is December
>Easily a foot of snow
>See Anna frolicking out in the snow
>Please don't grow up, Anna

>Ear pressed against my door
>Listening intently for any sound in the hallway
>Coast is clear
>Open door
>There is Anna
>Curled up on the threshold of my door
>She slept out here
>My only regret in life is shooting her brain with ice magic
>Lean over and peak down the hallway for Kai or Gerda
>No such luck
>Carefully step over my crazy sister
>Begin closing the door
>So nervous the door starts to freeze
>ohcrapohcrapohcrapohcrap
>Starts to groan and creak like a door
>*click*
>Look down
>Anna is still sleeping
>Let out a sigh of relief
>I really should have seen this coming
>The Beast awakens from its slumber
>Sprint down the hall as fast as I can
>Round the corner before she sees me
>I stop to catch my breath
>*knock, knock, knock*
>"Elsa, are you still in there? Do you think we could go get some breakfast? Or maybe we can just go for a walk around the castle?"
>No Anna. I think not. Because I am a terrible sister.

>Look out the window
>Rain
>I hate the rain
>It's too wet for my tastes
>Not cold enough either
>Also means Anna gets to bug me more
>Hear knock on the door
>"Elsa? Do you wanna come with me for lunch? I'm sure we could get Kai to make us something delicious"
>Contemplate whether or not I'd break my legs if I jumped out of my window
>The odds are not in my favor
>"Uhh... I've already had lunch. S-sorry."
>Stomach growls in protest
>Quiet you
>"Oh. Okay, well maybe later tonight then!"
>Don't get your hopes up too high
>"Okay Anna, maybe tonight"

>Walking the castle grounds
>Sun is shining off the white snow
>No fear of being jumped by Anna
>Silly girl went and caught herself a cold
>Okay so I might have chilled her room a bit last night
>Look over the snow covered ground
>Anna's snowmen and snow angels everywhere
>Just everywhere
>Half a mind to erase them all with a flick of my wrist
>Then again
>Nobody is around
>Making one more couldn't hurt
>Lie down
>Start flapping legs and arms like a beached whale
>This was a mistake

>Today is Anna's birthday
>Ask not for whom the bells toll
>They toll for me
>Begin the long walk to the dining hall
>Behind me are Anna-sized footsteps quickly approaching
>Turn around
>"Oh Elsa, it's so wonderful to see you!"
>She is moving far too fast
>This is bad
>She grabs me, picks me up, and spins me around
>concealdon'tfeelconcealdon'tfeelconealdon'tfeel
>How is she so strong
>"Yes, Happy Birthday Anna, now please put me down"
>Do it or else I'll finish the job I started all those years ago
>"Oh, right. Sorry" She laughs
>I'll show you laughter
>"I heard Gerta made your favorite meal tonight. We shouldn't keep her waiting"
>Eat dinner
>It's delicious
>So much cake and sugar for dessert
>How does Anna stay so thin eating this
>Winding down
>Time to leave
>"Thank you for being here tonight, Elsa. It really means a lot to me. Spending tonight with you was the best present I could have gotten"
>"Oh. Yes, of course. Good night, Anna"
>"Good night, Elsa"
>Walk back to room
>All smiles
>Well that went much better than last year

>Wake up
>Drool has frozen my cheek cheek to my pillow
>What a promising start to the day
>Snowed the night before
>Expect to see beautiful untouched blanket of snow
>Look out window
>Anna has already trampled all over it
>Written out 'Good Morning Elsa!' in snow
>If only it was, dear sister

>Locked in room for the whole day
>Barely ate
>Too busy
>It shouldn't be nearly this hard to do
>Anna does it flawlessly without even trying
>I've been watching her dance and twirl and move for years, and it just doesn't make sense
>It shouldn't be this hard
>Nobody's hips should be able to move like hers
>Maybe she has hip magic or something
>Try again
>Strut around like a deranged peacock
>Might as well throw out the hope of ever wearing heels over two inches
>Oh well, at least I'm already taller than Anna
>Seriously though, how does she make her hips move like that
>Maybe there is a book in the library about this
>Perhaps Gerda would know about this as well
>She is a woman after all
>On second thought, I'm sure the library will be better informed
>Sneak to library
>Must avoid sister at all costs
>Begin looking for books on dancing
>Unlikely to find 'Sashaying for Sissies'
>Hear something outside the window
>Look outside
>There she is again
>Singing and dancing all over the place
>How does this girl never tire
>She must be eating half the food in the castle all by herself
>And all the cake too
>Those damn cake-hips of hers
>One of these days, dear sister, I'll uncover your secret.
>One of these days.

>This is it
>I'm leaving
>After what happened last night...
>It's just for the best of everyone if I just go
>I wonder where, though
>Someplace warm
>Definitely warm
>Warm and secluded
>Somewhere where I couldn't hurt anyone else
>A desert, Elsa. You just described a desert
>Idiot
>If I just open these doors and start walking nobody would stop me
>Anna and Kai and Gerda are all still asleep
>They wouldn't know for hours
>And I bet they wouldn't even care
>They never appreciated how much work I did to keep things running, anyway
>The Kingdom would undoubtedly fall into chaos without me
>Anna would have to be forced into taking up the responsibilities of the throne
>Anna ruling Arendelle
>She'd probably light the city on fire to keep everyone warm
>Maybe I shouldn't leave just yet
>Not until I can trust Anna without destroying Arendelle, at least

>Middle of the night
>Father wakes me up
>Tells me to get dressed
>We're going on a trip
>At this hour, we'd better be going to Candy Mountain
>I'm sure Anna would love it there
>I'm sure I'd destroy it
>By accident of course
>Father says that neither Anna or Mother will be coming with us
>So there is a God
****
>At least it stopped snowing
>For now
>Trudging through three feet of snow
>Candy Mountain nowhere in sight
>I'm tired
>My feet hurt
>I want to go home
>I'm not cold though
>Haven't been cold in ages
>Haven't been warm either
>Walk up to a cave
>So this is where my father is going to kill me
>He couldn't have waited till the Spring I guess
>I always liked Spring
>"Elsa, I brought you here because I wanted to show you something."
>You wanted to show me a cave
>At night
>With no torches
>I'm starting to see where Anna gets it from
>We descend into the cave a short way
>I hope someone eventually finds my body down here
>Father stops, turns around, and sits down
>He pats the ground next to him
>He wants me to sit on the ground
>Only for you, father
>We wait for 15 minutes in silence
>Light is starting to enter the cave
>Maybe he brought a whole angry mob to deal with me
>The cave continues to light up
>The icy walls of the cave begin to gleam with the morning light
>Walls look like they are made of gold
>It really is quite beautiful
>Father puts his arm around me
>"I wanted to show you that not all ice is terrible. That it can be a truly wonderful thing, that amazes and astounds."
>Oh joy, life lessons
>He brings me in for a hug
>"I can only imagine how hard this has been for you all of these years. I just wanted you know that your mother and I love you very much, and that we still see how amazing and wonderful you are."
>This may not be Candy Mountain, but this is still okay with me

>Sitting in my room
>All alone
>Mama and Papa said I shouldn't play with Anna any more
>"Elsa?"
>Anna knocks on the door
>"Do you want to build a snowman?"
>Of course I do
>But I can't
>"C'mon let's go and play!"
>What if I hurt you again?
>What if the trolls can't make you all better?
>"I never see you anymore, come out the door, it's like you've gone away!"
>Can we ever see each other again?
>I just don't ever want to hurt you again, Anna.
>I love you too much.
>"We used to be best buddies. And now we're not. I wish you would tell me why!"
>I wish that I could tell you, too.
>"Do you want to build a snowman?"
>Yes
>"It doesn't have to be a snowman."
>I can't let this go on
>"Go away, Anna"
>I can't believe I just said that
>"Okay, bye"
>I'm sorry, Anna.
>Maybe we'll build a snowman together soon

>Mama is doing my hair
>I tried telling her I'm not a child anymore
>She just said that I'll always be one to her
>Really though, I can do it myself
>Just no point in fighting a losing battle
>She has been brushing my hair for almost ten minutes now
>"You know, I've always loved your hair, Elsa. You are the only one in the whole kingdom with hair this color."
>Certainly lends credit to my theory that I'm adopted
>"It really makes you unique. Like a precious gem."
>Or a freak
>She starts humming some tune
>I think I remember Anna singing it a while back
>This feels pretty nice
>Can feel my mother struggling with her brush
>Oh no
>concealdon'tfeeldon'tletitshowconcealdon'tfeeldon'tletitshowconcealdon'tfeeldon'tletitshow
>"Elsa, darling, are you alright?"
>Peek over my shoulder
>Her brush is full of tiny ice shards
>She puts her hand on my shoulder
>Brush her off
>Stand up and walk away
>"I-I'm fine. Just go."
>I'm not fine
>"I'll... I'll finish my hair on my own."
>"Please Elsa, let me help~"
>"I don't need any help!"
>Liar
>"I can do this on my own. Now please... Just go."
>"Alright, Elsa."
>She walks out of my room without another word
>If I'm not a child anymore, then why is this all still so hard

>Heading up the observation tower
>Eager to update my star charts
>Door to landing is ajar
>Peek through the opening
>Anna is using the telescope
>Anna
>My sister whom I love dearly
>Using
>The
>Telescope
>This is very, very odd
>Hear her giggling
>Star gazing isn't supposed to make you laugh
>Maybe gasp in the awesome splendor of the universe
>But never laugh
>I only have myself to blame, really
>My poor sister doesn't know how to properly appreciate the celestial heavens
>Maybe I'll show her one day
>Maybe
>Open door all the way
>Her eye is glued to the telescope
>Clear my throat
>Anna jumps a good foot into the air
>Face is all red
>"O-oh, hi Elsa. I didn't think you'd be... ummm, coming up here tonight."
>Obviously flustered
>"I... uhh... Just remembered I have to go do... something. Downstairs."
>Anna slips by with a strained smile on her face
>If I didn't know my sister so well, I'd say she was up to something
>But Anna couldn't possibly be up to anything
>This is Anna after all
>The telescope is still sitting there
>Pointed towards the village
>She wasn't even looking at the stars
>What could she have been looking at?
>Take a look through the eye-piece
>Blush
>Oh, Anna
>You little voyeur
>You should be ashamed of yourself
>Spying on those innocent boys in the baths
>Well I suppose another peek wouldn't hurt anyone
>Definitely not hurting
>Those star charts can wait until tomorrow

>Late at night
>Walking through the halls
>Don't sleep well anymore
>Haven't in ages, but it's been getting worse lately
>Bedroom turns into a tundra nearly every night now
>Frozen bedding is such a hassle to maintain
>Easier to just not sleep
>Walking by Anna's room
>Hear her voice
>Does this girl ever stop talking?
>Press ear against door
>Can't make it out
>Open door slightly
>She's asleep
>Talking in her sleep
>Why am I not surprised
>Tip toe into her room
>"No, Elsa, please stop. Just talk to me."
>Is she dreaming about me?
>She is tossing and turning now
>"Don't leave me, Elsa. Let me help you."
>If only I could
>Wait
>Is she having a nightmare?
>Little Miss smiles and rainbows is having a nightmare
>This is weird
>But I need to help her
>I'm still her big sister
>No matter how much I say otherwise
>"Shhhhh, Anna. Don't worry. I'm not leaving you."
>She furrows her brow
>"Promise?"
>Put my hand on her cheek
>"Promise."
>She smiles
>"Well that's nice."
>Yes. I suppose it is.

>Father commissioned a painting of me
>Just sitting here
>Bored out of my mind
>No end in sight
>Trying not to freeze the entire room
>Even worse because Anna found out
>The girl just won't stop talking
>Or bouncing
>My only solace is that the artist must suffer with me
>Wait
>I know how to at least ease my pain
>"Anna, would you like to be in this painting with me?"
>She looks like she just found a basket of puppies
>"Really Elsa, do you mean it?"
>"Of course I do. But you'll need to be absolutely still and quiet until the painting is complete."
>She skips over and sits down with a goofy smile on her face
>At least now she'll be quiet

>Trying out new hair style
>It's short
>It's sharp
>It's me
>I love it
>Anna is bounding by in the hall
>She sees my new hair
>Stops in her tracks
>"Oooooh, Elsa I love your hair cut!"
>"Thank you, Anna."
>"Ya know, if I squint and turn my head, it kind of makes your head look like an onion!"
>...
>"Isn't that funny?"
>...
>"Well, so long."
>She runs off
>I can't wait until my stupid hair grows back

>Wake up
>Finally a good nights sleep
>Didn't even turn the bedroom into a frozen tundra
>Even my bed feels warmer than usual
>Probably because Anna is sleeping next to me
>...
>Wait
>What
>Does she sleepwalk now, too?!
>Oh no
>Conealconcealconcealdon'tletitshow
>Starts snowing lightly
>Please stop now
>I just need to get out of here
>Run out the door
>In my pajamas
>Appearances must be sacrificed in times of dire need
>Continue down the hall
>Run into Father
>"Elsa, why are you dressed like that? You know how I expect you to conduct yourself."
>"But... Anna... In my room."
>"Nonsense. I want you go in there, and not come out until you are dressed properly."
>Get lead back to my room
>Go inside
>Anna is beginning to wake up
>"Elsa? What are you doing in my room?"

>I'm sick
>My nose is running
>My throat is sore
>And it won't stop snowing in here
>I'm sure this is all Anna's doing
>She is always running around outside and getting dirty
>I mean, I've seen her playing with those ducks in the courtyard before
>I bet she doesn't even wash her hands afterwards
>Three inches of snow now
>Can't wait to see Kai and Gerda clean this one up
>Hear a knock at the door
>"Elsa? How're you feeling? Mother said you have a cold."
>Returning to the scene of the crime, I see
>"I'm fine, Anna. Just resting."
>"Oh, I'm sorry if I disturbed you then."
>You've always disturbed me, Anna
>"It's alright, Anna."
>"Well, I brought you some hot soup! If you want, I can come in and leave it for-"
>"NO! err-Just leave it out there. I wouldn't want you to... get sick too."
>"Oh, well that makes sense, I guess. I hope you start to feel better soon then!"
>The snow picks up pace
>I don't think I'll be better any time soon

>Father said I need a hobby
>One that I couldn't do from the confines of my room
>Damn that man
>So here I am
>Outside
>Shooting arrows at hunks of wood
>Surprisingly, this isn't as fun as it seems
>Surprisingly
>Breath in
>Pull back
>Aim
>Breath out
>Let it go
>Bullseye
>Sort of
>Not really
>Anna comes dancing around the corner
>"Elsa? What are you doing out here?"
>I'm digging a hole trying to escape
>Besides I live here too. I can be outside if I want.
>I'd just freeze the whole castle if I did
>"Just trying something new. It was father's idea."
>"Oh, can I help you with anything?"
>"You've never done this before, have -"
>Wait
>"Actually, there is one thing you could do..."
>Reach into bag
>Pull out an apple

>Roaming through the halls
>Thinking of new and interesting ways to avoid Anna
>And Kai
>And Gerta
>Turn the corner
>There she is
>"Elsa? Oh, du-"
>What did she say?
>Sudden pain in my head
>"-ck!"
>I'm going down
>So this is how Anna kills me
>I always figured it would be by her hand
>But I wasn't expecting it like this
>Maybe trampling me with her bike
>Or by strangling me with a hug
>Or something
>Anna runs to me
>"Oh my gosh, Elsa, I'm so sorry! I was just throwing this ball againt the wall and-"
>"Anna, please stop talking."
>Feel nose
>Pain
>She better not have broken my nose
>Though I suppose it is only fair since I froze her brain
>Look down
>There's red on my glove
>"Oh Elsa, let me help you clean up."
>Feel the blood smeared on my face start to freeze
>Oh no
>Cover face with hand before Anna sees icicles coming out of my nose
>"I'll take care of it, Anna. Just let me be."
>"But-"
>"No, Anna! You've done enough already."
>Run back to my room
>Just don't look back, Elsa
>Whatever you do, don't look back at her

>Picnic with the whole family
>It's too bright out though
>Pretty warm too
>Anna and I are running around
>Feeling really happy
>Sun is kind of hurting my eyes though
>Parents get up and start to walk away
>Anna and I start chasing after them
>It isn't as bright out anymore
>Anna reaches them first
>I'm still far behind them
>Can't keep up
>They just keep getting farther away
>The wind starts blowing harder
>I call out to them but they don't stop
>I try running even harder
>I trip
>Land in the snow
>How long has this been here?
>Stand up
>Continue running after my family
>There is just so much wind and snow
>It's so hard to see them now
>I try calling after them again
>They can't hear me now
>Try yelling even louder
>Now I can't even see them
>They're gone
>I'm all alone
>Now I'm screaming for them
>I wake myself up
>Heavy breathing
>Cold sweat clings to my skin
>My room is decimated with snow and ice
>This just keeps getting worse
>Close my eyes and start to cry
>I just don't know how much longer I can keep this going

>Knock, knock, knock, knock
>Knock, knock, knock
>She's really determined this time
>Knock, knock, knock, knock
>She's been going non-stop for almost half an hour now
>Knock
>Knock, knock
>She'll stop eventually
>Anna's had goldfish with longer attention spans than her
>Those poor little fish never had a chance
>Wait
>Did she finally stop?
>Silently cross my room
>Place ear against the door
>KNOCK, KNOCK, KNOCK!
>Ow
>My head
>This needs to stop
>Open the door
>Don't say a word
>Just stare her down
>She'll have to break eventually
>"Oh, Elsa! I was starting to think that you weren't in there!"
>Starting to? It takes half an hour before you think someone isn't in?
>"Anyways, I just wanted to wish you a happy Saturday!"
>What
>Half an hour of knocking
>For that?
>She turns and skips away humming loudly
>"Maybe I'll see you at dinner! I don't know though, I'm gonna be reeeeeal busy tonight!"

>No
>Not this time
>I draw the line here, and it shall not be crossed
>"I don't care if we go to war, Father. I'm not wearing that."
>"But Elsa.."
>"But nothing, I'm not getting locked into that metal suit!"
>"Oh c'mon, Elsa! Don't be so dramatic, it isn't that bad."
>Anna waddles into the room
>She's wearing an oversized monstrosity of a suit of armor
>I'm not even sure she can see out of the helmet
>"It is kind of big on me, but I think you could pull it off better."
>Anna waddles off while making a spectacular racket the entire time
>Maybe Anna should wear that more often
>She certainly wouldn't be dancing around all the time
>Or sneak up on me as often
>Wait a second, did Anna just call me fat?
>"Please, Elsa. At least try it on. Do it for me."
>He takes my hands in his
>"I just want to know you'll be safe if anything happens."
>"Alright, father. Just this once."
>Flash him a smile just so he feels better
>At least it doesn't look as bad as Anna's

>At night
>Roaming the halls
>As usual
>I like looking at the paintings now
>I'm not quite sure how to explain it
>They just feel completely different than in the day time
>Turn corner
>Nearly trip over Anna's body
>Oh no, Anna!
>Check if she's alright
>She's just asleep
>This girl will be the death of me someday I just know it
>She must have fallen asleep while talking to the paintings
>Again
>She'll stop doing this eventually right?
>....
>I can't just leave her out here
>Can I?
>No
>No I can't
>It's a good thing nobody can see me right now
>The heir to the throne
>Pulling this rug with my sleeping sister
>Through the empty halls of the castle
>The things I do for love

>Anna started helping Kai with his garden
>I'm not entirely sure why though
>Maybe she thinks she can grow chocolate flowers or something
>And I use the word helping very loosely
>So long daffodils
>Seeing him panic about his beloved garden is wonderful
>It's about time someone else is as miserable as I am around this castle
>Anna's clueless destruction knows no bounds
>And there go his daisies
>I think Kai is about to cry now
>Alright, I draw the line at grown men crying
>Ask Gerda to tell Anna that it is time to clean up for dinner
>I'm sure she is already bored with gardening
>This is Anna, after all

>Anna's new favorite game is passing me letters under the door
>My new favorite game is not passing her any back
>Every morning I find a new one sitting on my floor
>For example:
>Dear Elsa, I'm still so sorry that I spilled that hot cocoa on your new dress. I hope you can forgive me someday. From, Anna
>I'm still thinking about how long I'll keep that one going
>Or
>Dear Elsa, What do you think is softer, a baby duck or a baby bunny? -Anna
>Hear a knock at the door
>Letter slides under the door
>Hear slow footsteps walking away
>Let's see what this one says
>Should be pretty important if she is giving it to me in the middle of the day
>Maybe she is letting me know she ate all the chocolate in the castle
>Or that the peasants have risen up in revolution
>Dear Elsa, I miss you. Love, Anna
>...

>Mother said I need new dresses
>I don't know why though
>My old ones still fit fine
>Besides, exposed ankles are in right now
>I'm sure this is just to stop me from looking fabulous
>And it's not like anyone is going to see them, anyways
>Well, except for Anna
>...
>I'll have to swallow my fashion forward pride to ensure my sister stays pure
>The pain of being the older sister is never ending
****
>Oof
>If you pull those corset strings one more time, I'm going to freeze your hands off
>A dress fitting with minor alterations should not be this hard
>Certainly not harder than it is to concentrate on not icing this entire room over while a pair of hands grope me
>Just conceal it, don't feel it, Elsa. Keep your cool
>No, not cool. Don't think of cold things you idiot
>Did they send the apprentice to fit me?
>Does she even know how to sew?
>If I was Queen, I think I'd have her beheaded
>I'm sure Anna would make a fuss out of it, though
>I might even listen to her pleas and just banish the little seamstress from Arendelle
>Maybe
>"I'm sorry for taking so long, Princess."
>"It's fine."
>If your goal was to lose your head
>"Just that not being able to touch your skin made it more difficult than normal."
>Not being able to touch anything has made my whole life more difficult than normal
>"I'll be back as soon as I can with your new dresses."
>"Please, take your time and don't rush yourself."
>If I ever see this woman again, I may freeze my eyeballs out of my head


>Father decided that it's time to open up the castle
>Tells me that we are celebrating some anniversary
>It is supposed to be a big party
>Everyone in the city is invited
>He hasn't even told Anna about it yet
>Guess he wants it to be some big surprise
>See how she likes being trapped in her room while the preparations are made
>Asks me to check on the gift from the Mayor
>I bet it's something stupid
>Like forty barrels full of lutefisk
>Go to the main hall
>Open doors
>Oh no
>There they stand
>Perfect replicas of Mother and Father
>Made out of ice
>That damn Mayor
>I can already feel my heart racing
>Okay, Elsa, just stay calm
>It isn't like it is actually them or anything
>It's just what they would look like if I lost control and killed both of them
>Oh god, why did they have to make them so accurate
>Conceal it
>Don't feel it
>Keep it together, Elsa
>Don't let it show
>Snow and wind swirl in the hall
>I can't breathe
****
>"Elsa!"
>Muffled pounding
>"Elsa!"
>Open my eyes
>It's dark
>Most of the torches and candles have gone out
>The hall is an icy mess
>It's really cold in here now
>Even for me
>Guess this means the party is cancelled
>Good thing Anna didn't know about it
>I'm sure she'd be crushed
>Door breaks down
>Father rushes in and embraces
>Look over
>The sculptures are shattered
>I bury my face in his chest and cry

>Wake up
>Last night was rough
>Dreamt that I froze Anna
>Again
>Sit up to inspect the damage to my room
>It's really not that bad in here
>Maybe half an inch of snow
>A frozen statue of Anna
>Barely any icicles
>Wait
>Brain locks up
>Oh no
>I must still dreaming
>I mean, there isn't any way that she could have been in here
>With a terrified look frozen on her face
>Recoiling in pain
>Please still be dreaming
>Run out of my room
>I need to find someone
>Anyone
>Just so they can tell me that this isn't real
>Running now
>Round the corner
>Run into a face full of freckles
>Anna!
>"Oh, I'm sorry Elsa! I didn't think you'd be up so early!"
>"Anna, are you alright?!"
>"Uhh, yea, I think so. I've fallen down the stairs harder than this. But what are you running around for?"
>She doesn't know what I'm talking about
>Just play it cool, Elsa.
>Ahem
>"Just trying to get a little exercise in before the day gets started."
>"Okay sis, Whatever you say! I'll see you at dinner!"
>She hurries off down the hall humming some tune
>Let out a breath I didn't know I was holding in
>Smile
>So long as she's happy I suppose

I think this is all I've got, so thanks to everyone on /frz/ for reading and keeping up with the adventures of teenElsa. I had no idea that the response would be so good for a poser on someone elses idea. Thanks for encouraging me and I'm glad I could give you something that you all seemed to like so much.
Be sure to check out Ris' stuff here: http://www.makimakimanga.com/teenElsa.html

So long, folks.
Otheranon