Prompt Post 4!
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When she's all done, Elsa turns to look at herself in a makeshift mirror; and for the *FIRST time* *EVER*, she thinks of herself as BEAUTIFUL rather than how people normally/usually see 'him' (COUGH*handsome*COUGH).
When she FINALLY comes upon the ice palace, Princess Anna sputters and near-chokes at the new appearance of her 'brother' *wearing a PRETTY ~DRESS~* and *FEMININE accessories*, but she quickly gets over it because she *TRULY* LOVES '*Elsa*', so WHAT should a silly/stupid little thing like *gender* ~really~ *MATTER*?? ...*It SHOULDN'T*, -and DOESN'T!
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She has black hair, smooth and clear snow-pale skin, naturally red full-yet-semi-thin lips, beautiful facial features, a slenderly-thin build, and large almond-shaped eyes fringed with long dark tassels of lashes like Harry, -but she is taller in height, has more curves than angles, and her magic that she was born with is *VERY* DIFFERENT; one can't call her a Muggle/No-Maj or a Squib, but one COULDN'T *really* call her a full-out *WITCH*, either. Her dark hair is also longer, wavier, and less messy than 'Ry's' mop of ebon locks; her snow-fair complexion is accentuated with a natural rosy flush in her cheeks and a sprinkling of fairy-dust freckles over the bridge of her practically-perfect nose; her facial features are slightly more feminine than Harry's own; her slenderly-thin build is more healthy than worrisome, and her thick/long-lashed large almond-shaped eyes are a lovely shade of brilliant ice/sky-blue rather than vividly-brilliant bright green. (She also doesn't wear any kind of spectacles, and there is *NO kind* of scar -lightning-shaped or otherwise- to mar what Anne Shirley of Green Gables calls 'an alabaster brow'.
Elsa and Harry are practically similar by way of personality, Ginny thinks approvingly yet not to herself, when she hears about the snow-in-summer debacle that was only solved by an Act of True Love Thawing a Frozen Heart. Kind, stubborn, smart, brave even though they didn't used to believe themselves so, surprisingly mischievously-playful at times; ...Ginny is pretty sure that she's beginning to fall in love with the 'Snow Queen' of Arendelle.
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It's USUALLY the *DOMINANT would-be partner* who Courts *the SUBMISSIVE*, but given how reportedly shy Queen Elsa is said to be still, Ginny Weasley says 'BAH, *humbug*!!' to stereotypical-ness. She starts off slow with at least two letters sans a gift from her hotel room, but can't help doing a Snoopy Dog dance of happiness when Elsa writes back that she would like to give her maybe-consort a chance, as she, like Ginny, has NO *interest* *WHATSOEVER* *in MALES* *ROMANTIC-wise*.
After the first two non-gift letters, Ginny sends her first Courting gift: a snowglobe that doubles as a music box (the tune played when the key is turned being the Muggle song "Winter Wonderland"), showing a little reindeer with a glowing red nose, slightly reddish brown fur, and big brown eyes standing next to a friendly snowman with sparkling blue eyes, a button nose, a corncob pipe in one corner of his smiling mouth, wearing a two-shaded blue scarf around his neck, and holding a broomstick in one snowy hand. In return, Ginny receives a framed picture painted by Elsa of her and Harry sitting down under a willow tree by the Black Lake reading companionably with an angelic Fred Prewett-Weasley and Lily Evans smilingly hovering nearby their respective loved ones. The accompanying card reads: "To my Rudolph, from your Frosty. Your brother that no one hears of in the song or stories of the little Red-Nosed Reindeer *NEVER* *once* laughed and called you names any more than 'Hermy' did, and 'Karen' ALWAYS believed in me even when no one else (EVEN *myself*) did."
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