Elsa Donley

### Relatives

Princess Anna Frederikson (deceased sister), King Agnarr Frederikson(deceased father), Queen Iduna Frederikson(deceased mother), Edward Donley (Husband)

## Biographical information

### Place of birth

Arendelle

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## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

Coming to Cinderella's palace on the promise that she would be helped in her quest to discover her sister has proven as a huge mistake.  Part of her wishes she would have just stayed up in her northern kingdom, keeping an eye on her apparently happy people.  Unfortunately, tragedy has struck the queen, Princess Anna, Hans of the Southern Isles and the maid Carol Poppins have all been murdered and she finds herself in a land where she has neither adversary nor enemy.  With the passing of her most beloved sister, the queen of the north finds herself in a predicament which has her taking a step back to look at all the cards she has to play.  Neither Rebellion Lioncourte nor Royal Lioncourte has proposed viable reasons for her to stick her foot in a war that is not her own and she must remind herself that she should remain unconcerned with the political disputes of her neighbors.  Rather, the queen must decide if she should remain neutral and watch as the lions tear each other to pieces, or throw her weight to one side or the other.  For now, her ties remain unknown for the most important step she must take is grieving the loss of her sister.  The queen now makes the treacherous journey back home, where her husband King Edward Donley, and her kingdom await, as well as other unforeseen dangers that may have her pick a card she may not necessarily like.

## Personality

Many have rumored the Queen to be haughty, arrogant and snotty, forever locked up in her tower. That perhaps had been the case in her early teens and childhood, having wanted to distance herself from those she could potentially harm but as she has matured and come into her crown the Queen has been described as something much more than a stuck up noble who will not mingle with her people.

Calm, reserved, regal and poised are some of the words that her people would use to describe her while others consider her compassionate, gentle, well-spoken and generous. She is level headed, most times, and comes across as a graceful and beautiful Queen. She is not afraid to be seen skating around the palace courtyard, covered in ice by her abilities, holding hands with the village children or dancing in the streets of the town with her guard in tow.

Elsa, however kind and serene she may seem, lives on the edge of her emotions. She has a huge heart, always willing to put the happiness of others, and her kingdom, before her own and it is that part of her personality which has made her vulnerable to darkness in her heart. She has already once plunged her kingdom in ice because of her emotions and it is well within the realm of possibility for her to do the same once more.

The snow queen has also been coined for having a rather explosive temper.

## History

### The Princess who would be Queen...

Arendelle had always been hers, from the day she was born she was taught how to become the next ruler of the kingdom. That could have gone any direction, good or bad, but with her beautiful little sister Anna keeping her level and free, Elsa was able to go down a much lighter path then what she could have. Anna was always her stone, always her center and even though they were ages apart, Elsa loved her little sister with every fiber in her body. They had been very close, Anna always pulling the older girl into trouble and adventure. Elsa loved Anna dearly, more then anyone or anything else in the world and it killed her to have to push her away--but it was for her own good. Being unable to control her powers, she never wanted to have Anna become victim to her lack of control but that was exactly what had happened. Her mother and father did everything that they could to help their oldest daughter, but poor Anna was the collateral damage to their desires to keep her safe from Elsa.

The little princess wanted more then anything to open the doors and be with her spirited little strawberry-blonde sister, but she knew she could not. Anna was met with closed doors and little exposure to Elsa and Elsa was left with a broken heart and an empty room. She cried often, but only when the castle couldn't hear her. This was not the only time her heart had broken.

### The Death of the King and Queen

When she had been fifteen, soon to be sixteen, her parents had gone off to seas on a trip that was not explained. Elsa did not truly know their reasoning as to why they left(Later on she discovers their reasons), but she always knew it was because of her. Unfortunately, King and Queen Frederikson were lost at seas, their bodies never found. Elsa found herself spiraling into a state of grief, of which she could not even be help to her sister. Slamming the door in her sister's face once more, the queen to be focused on her duty to her kingdom, rather than her duty to her heart.

### Scars cut Deep - The Coronation of a Queen, The Death of the Princesses...

The closed doors pushed the two girls apart as the years passed and Anna eventually became victim to Elsa's lack of control over her abilities for a second time. During her Coronation it became well known that not all were there for good intentions. After an argument about marriage with Anna, the Queen and Princess found each other at odds. Being so upset Elsa accidentally reveals her power. Upon the guests' and her subjects' horror and being accused of sorcery and called a monster, Elsa flees the castle and retreats

into the icy mountains. In the process, her emotions unleash an "eternal" winter throughout Arendelle. While there, she decides to embrace, finally, all her powers and builds an enormous ice palace where she believes she can live freely without fear of hurting people. Anna, determined to find Elsa and bring her back, travels through the mountains to find her sister. Eventually, she reaches the ice palace, where Anna attempts to persuade Elsa to return home and mend their relationship. When Elsa ultimately resists (due to her memory of hurting Anna as a child with her powers resurfacing ) Anna tells her about the state that Arendelle and all its people was left in. Horrified, Elsa lashes out and accidentally freezes Anna's heart. Now even more horrified at the prospect of hurting her sister and people with her powers Elsa Anna to return home. Meanwhile, Anna becomes weaker day by day and is told that the only way to mend her heart is to have an act of True Love.

The scar across Anna's chest is reminder to Elsa that she had let herself get selfish and that she must do everything in her power to keep Anna safe and happy-- but she also couldn't be the one to mend Anna's frozen heart. While her sister suffered, another man with an evil Intent turned his attention to the Queen. He raised his weapon to strike her, as if to kill her. Elsa was lucky for there was always someone looking closely after her even though she kept secrets from him. Her knight came to her aid, saving her life. Elsa experienced true love that day. True, unrequited love. Anna, however was turned to ice nearby. That was the first time Elsa lost Anna.

### Queenly Duties

Once things had settled down Arendelle had come under her reign and Elsa felt more pressure then ever before to make everyone she cared for happy. Turning to Andalasia, Elsa made a decision for her home, and her heart, her family and her future by wedding the Prince of the land. Prince Edward Donley had been a fine suitor, and became her husband. Now only a year into their marriage, the love between the King and Queen is strong, their admiration for each other leads them to be a formidable duo. Forever faithful, supportive and kind, the Good King has been nothing but good to her.