Rose Larson's Frozen: A Narrative Fiction

“That’s ok I’ll help you.” My mom said as she could tell I was scared.

“Fine.” Anderson sighed. “But we have to make sure you and your family are safe somewhere other than your home, as you could all be at risk.”

“What are you talking about?” She yelled into nothingness as her eyes frantically searched around for any sign of her family.

“Yes, alright. I’m okay,” she answered finally, shrugging off the men and the support they were lending. The federal agent gave her a concerned gaze before nodding once to himself and leading them into the house of Father James E. Christoph.

“ Keep walking. I think we can walk faster now, but don't make any noise.” Whispered the father.

“I will tell you something, but you can’t tell anyone. Do you promise?” He asked again wanting to trust her.

Why didn't she slow down, when she heard that there was ice bergers in the area.

“Alright, just don’t be home too late. You know how your mother gets.” His dad says reassuringly

“Okay fine, come on mom “ Brendon said as he was walking to his room in fear

“Yes sir, definitely, but why is it that you need these children, sir?” the commander said nervously trembling.

"Scott told me that i have to move in with my dad." Bazes words hung in the air for a moment before sian laughed bitterly.

“Okay, fine, I’ll come with you. But just remember, this doesn’t mean I trust you, at least not yet.”.

“Tomy maybe you 're right, I will give Sam a chance. I just don’t want my little girl growing up I guess.” Sam sobbed silently into his shirt for some time before walking home. When he arrived home Clair was with James, helping him with

"Nathaniel it isn 't like when your father abused you and you didn 't tell the service. You just move out and it was better well there is no running away for me. The police and even the government can 't do anything; the Clan is powerful you can 't beat them we 're everywhere. Like they say if you can 't beat them join them. Look, it just they been on my tail lately because I didn 't get the disk soon enough so it not safe."

Humans throughout history have always used storytelling to pass on stories and morals to the next generation of society. Although it was always common to use verbal narration to tell these tales, within the last 100 years, remarkable achievements in technology have helped progress storytelling to a new level. As a species humans are now capable of creating images and sounds to display our fables and anecdotes to anyone with the ability to watch. Movies and television have begun to have ability to shape the way a person thinks. Animation is typically the most appropriate genre of movies. Companies such as Disney take their G-Ratings and mold the minds of the young children excited to watch. Typically Disney movies have been filled with undertones that are conservative and non-controversial until recently. Judith Halberstam, a Gender Studies professor at University of Southern California, is the author of an essay that points out elements in the newest movie additions to the Disney family of movies, i.e. Pixar movies, which are progressive. Halberstam calls upon readers to look into animated movies such as Pixar’s and to try and find how the creators of such movies tried to voice controversial opinions in subtle ways. The movie Frozen by Disney is not mentioned in the essay, but very easily fits into Halberstam’s description of new-age animation.