elsa sang let it go, not anna.
elsa sang let it go, not anna.
who sings let it go elsa or anna?
elsa
wasting no time tracking elsa to the east of the toll bridge, emma and regina walk through the woods when emma asks her what tracking magic she’s using. however, regina chastises emma for not honing her magic; emma, on the other hand, says she’s learned better from regina, telling her that helping robin save marian is admirable, which regina scoffs as sucking up to her, saying she’s not going to let her win her over because she ruined her life and there’s no coming back from it even if emma thinks she didn’t mean to do it. she tells her to learn to live with it: "welcome to my world," as regina puts it mildly. as elsa races through the woods calling for her sister, she encounters a cliff edge and sees what she believes is anna across the divide, and as she tells her that in coming over, elsa conjures an ice bridge and goes racing across it, only to be stunned as she sees her sister disappear. elsa then calls out for anna and finds her standing in a snow field, and as expected, just as she hugs her sister and says she’s glad to find her, ingrid turns anna into an ice block that disappears, then conjures ice chains onto elsa and tells her that the anna she saw was an illusion. ingrid says she needs elsa, telling her she should have learned to control her magic and the ice chains will go stronger with elsa’s fear, while at the same time keep her out of the picture by "building" a snowman. as emma and regina reach the ice bridge, the two are held back by a wind gust, which regina discovers was coming from sidney, who is now under the control of the snow queen, and after crossing it before it crumbles, the two discover an ice warrior waiting for them, and after they fail in taking it out, both emma and regina combine their powers and destroy the monster. they learn that ingrid had this trap all planned for the women; she takes the mirror from regina, and then chokes emma and regina. after elsa overcome her fears by talking her way out of the chain allowing her to break free, she comes to emma and regina's aid and saves them. satisfied with her scheme, ingrid tells elsa that she is pleased with her overcoming her fears, but as elsa issues a fight and regina issues a challenge, ingrid disappears. regina confesses to emma about sidney and her plan to kill marian, but admits that she still doesn't want to mend fences with emma and disappears even as elsa tries to mediate. as elsa tells emma that she knows that anna is still out there, she reminds emma not to give up on regina. emma later returns to the vault to talk to regina about her past encounter with a friend that she pushed away because she lied to her, pointing out that she doesn't want to make that mistake and won't trying. regina tells emma to stop there and says despite their differences she does not want to kill emma, to which emma takes it as a start.
breaking glass (once upon a time)
by and large your writing is clean and sharp. but not always. and there are still laggards among you.brso— short words. anglo-saxon words. the king james version has some fine ones. so does a. lincoln. let’s make it little latin and less greek.br short sentences. old j.p. harding, the restaurant man, told his meat cutters: “slice it thin and it’ll never be tough.” keep sentences short and you won’t puzzle the customers. nor the city desk.br short leads. what’s the copywriter going to say in the headline? your lead should be the same thought with a bit of flesh over the skeleton. ease the customer into the story.br short paragraphs. easy on the eye. short story. easy on the markup man and the customer. anybody can get all the facts in, given space enough. but it takes the skilled craftsman, the artist, to tell the same story, short and smart.br before you start writing your story, get the desk word as to length. tell it in the length decided on. tell it in broad strokes. forget everything that isn’t vital. by writing it short you can write it whole. and it will do away with city desk surgery that may cut off your favorite paragraph or sentence.
clement quirk lane