• something makes elsa upset and she can’t control her powers again
  
• kristoff keeps trying to propose to anna but elsa’s problems keep getting in the way
• a prince comes to arendelle and him and elsa fall in love. elsa’s problems go away
• kristoff and anna get engaged
• olaf gets a girlfriend with eyelashes and snow boobs
• the end

So, in the Frozen tie-in book, A Sister More Like Me, it’s mentioned that Elsa loves geometry.

While at first this seems like a throwaway piece of trivia about Elsa, her interest in geometry makes a ton of sense when you think about how she was able to construct her ice palace. At first, I didn’t put much thought into Elsa being able to construct a beautiful (and structurally sound) ice castle like it was nothing, but when you consider that bit about her love of geometry, it provides an actual answer as to how she was able to do it.

Geometry is used a lot in architecture and construction, as knowing what shapes to use plays an important role in making sure a building is structurally sound. The very first thing Elsa does when making her castle is creating a center point to ensure the structure will be balanced. 

And when she actually begins to build the castle, we see a myriad of shapes being formed and used.

Finally, Elsa uses the term “fractals” in “Let it Go” (“My soul is spiraling in frozen fractals all around…”). A fractal is a geometric term that describes a set that displays a self-similar pattern and is often used to catalog snowflakes. The fact that Elsa knows and uses this word really speaks volumes about her knowledge of geometry.   

Tl;dr- Elsa used math to build a sweet-ass ice castle.

Hahaha y’all remember that gif of Ronda Rousey taking her clothes off for a weigh-in and the girl in the background just looks like she’s having a gay panic?

I have it saved in my GIF folder as “tryna hide the gay” lol.

the abnormal amount of discourse surrounding that one gif of Elsa’s hair clipping thru her arm