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I can’t believe people don’t know how cognitive functions work

Ti=titanium

Te=tellurium

Ne=neon

Ni=nickel

Se=selenium

Si=silicon

Fe=iron

Fi=…Fi

so if you’re INTJ your stacking is Nickel Tellurium Fi Selenium

Get it right people 

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What would Honeymarren look like if she were dolled up to visit the Castle? Imagining an awkward games night....

Elsa may realize she can't resist this....

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Another one

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Storyboards by John Ripa

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Concept art by James Woods

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Concept art for Disney Wonderful Worlds by Caroline Chep

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Concept art by James Woods

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So, apparently the new Lorcana card just dropped and Hans is now in the storyline, working for Ursula, which is OMG

But also, Hans, mate... where are you?

Did you just break into the Arendellian castle? And into Kristoff's bedroom? Do you have a deathwish, you absolute nut?

How have you managed to do that, have you just climbed over the walls like an assassin?? Or have you just picked a lock? Or both?!

Have you disguised yourself as a peppermint cookies seller again?!

Source:

Thanks @annaofthenorthernlights for info!

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Happy birthday ☺️

Today is my birthday 🎂🎁🎉🎉🎆

@ariel-seagull-wings @thealmightyemprex @princesssarisa @natache @tamisdava2 @mask131 @the-blue-fairie @theancientvaleofsoulmaking @thelittlehansy @amalthea9 @angelixgutz

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"Crazy things happened around castles. One never knew when an accident might happen..."

Rudnick, Elizabeth. "A Frozen Heart", p. 102, Paper Rocket, 2016

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Two Hans's sketches I decided to color. Those pics with face references the Frozen crew put for each of them really help to get a grasp!

Also, tricorns are a nightmare.

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He's my personal prince hans fc n Johnny should play him in the live action when it comes

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Got myself extremely extremely way too much interest into the MBTI theses past month at crazy level i tought about it and my ENFP sister catch me into long long conversation about it.

My personal conclusion :

1- thats stuff is Real thats blow my mind thats not just a sillly litle funny psychological test 🤨

2- i think my mom make me beleive unitentionally i was ISFP XXXP dont have problem with messy environnement ( i think)

3- i just found out i m actually obssesed by order clean Space

3- i think maybe perhaps i emotionally manipulated untentionally the MBTI test to type me INFJ because i wanted to be smart like all my fav detective character so i answers yes to all intuitives question

4- i m actually ISFJ....ok

5- what that ?? A nurse ??? A guardian ??? They all have a tittle aaaaah the Defender....ok

6- that may be the reason i created a blog only to defend a certain prince and the potential of his family ok i m literally the Defender

7- ok i see only human with letter now...

8- i need to return normal

#mbti #mbti things #an ENFP inspire me for this post #personal #very personal post

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How each type look during an argument

This is GOLD

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The Southern Isles

(fanmade for fanfic, creative math with counting the rocks)

According to "A Frozen Heart", there are seven Isles. According to "Frozen Fever", a map looks like this, so I though - ok, it only counts as an isle if it is big enough/inhabitated/not connected by a bridge with another isle/whatever some of the kings said.

Also according to "A Frozen Heart", only the biggest Isle have any grass - the rest is rocky. Hence coloring.

As per a castle - the royal castle is, to be honest, only this part right next to the text. The rest, the part looking like a sea monster indeed, are defence walls. They can be, truly, very long. Only four, large windows are unusual, but hey, it's your castle. Also they are not exactly facing North, but close enough to be accurate.

The Brotherhood of the Isles is mysterious, I think it was meant to be some kind of religious order.

All the names are made up by me.

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Elizabeth Rudnick, "A Frozen Heart", Paper Rocket, 2016, p. 39

Tiffany Schmidt, "The Next Right Things" in "All is Found. The Frozen Anthology", edited by Heather Knowles and Mari Mancusi, Los Angeles-New York, Disney Press, 2023, p. 323

So, guys, on behalf on Hans, all the other Westergaards, Anna and probably everyone else...

It's not Hans being a bad brother. It's not Anna being her quirky self and rushing for other things. It's not Westergaards... they are what they are, but this one is not on them.

As a historian myself I have to admit to y'all - we are boring.

Seriously, very few historians can actually tell a story. We all had this teacher with whom all the students were half asleep before the class has even started. That was most likely a history teacher, right?

We love our little fields, details and heated disputes about things that for everybody else aren't even worth a discussion. We may talk for hours about a coin lost by someone 800 years ago in Britain or how much of a worth would be this chest full of iron someone has found in the sewers. And be really excited when we learn that in this village we just passed, during WWI, they launched the first ever attack with a mortar directed only via radio. But those discussions are usually interesting only for other historians. A historian who can make things interesting for not-historian (and still be accurate, not like some pop-history youtube channels that shall not be named) is a rarity. I only had like... one teacher who had 100% of our attention all the time.

So, like I said in my previous post about Lars - his depiction is 100% realistic. That's the historian right there. He has all the markings of a historian - he can bore you to death and always finds a library.

Also, Helga to the rescue!