The Person Above You

[Tsuki]

Haha! Did you enjoy it TPAM?

[Queen Elsa]

Yeah, sort of, TPAM. Considering this was the last episode for the Frozen characters, they really didn't show them much. In fact, Anna and Elsa were only in four scenes, with them having no speaking parts in one scene (and that was the most for the Frozen characters. Kristoff got three, with one scene of him having no lines, and Hans got zero). But, even though I think they could have showed WAY more of them, it had a happy ending for them, so I'm happy.

[Labatis]

I'm not as happy about it as you are, TPAM. If I had the ability to cry during shows, movies, etc., I would have been crying my eyes out at certain scenes. To be honest, I was not so irritated with them not showing as much of Anna and Elsa. Yes, they did leave it on a cliff hanger, to where we couldn't see how the fight with Hans went, although it is clear what the result would be. As for the other parts, I did get close to crying, yet it seemed stupid to do so. One of my favorite characters was Rumple, and I felt horrible as he was 'commanded' to cross the town line. The rest wasn't as effective. I am not quite sure if I will watch the next season coming out in Spring or not, it depends on how much they'll continue.

[Elton John]

TPAM I still love your sig gif

[Queen Elsa]

Yeah, well TPATPAM, I'm a huge Frozen fan, so it probably affected me more with them. And yes, Anna and Elsa made it very clear what happened. I was close to crying, also, with what happened to Rumbelle (I don't ship them. But it was still sad.). My sister was teary-eyed, too, and went to go get the tissues. I grabbed one for myself, for the "wedding scene", but unfortunately, I didn't need them thanks to my dad, who talked over Anna in the beginning, pretending to be excited about Anna's wedding dress (annoyed me so much! ). I'm certain I'm not continuing on. I'll only watch episodes if the Frozen characters are in it. The storyline just doesn't interest me enough to continue.

TPAM ninja'd me.

[Labatis]

Thanks, TPATPAM!

I would understand how that would turn out for you. I often watch OUAT around 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, so I never technically had someone else watching. Yet, it was my mom who'd suggested it and recorded it. Despite the confusion in the timeline and family tree, I was impressed with the show. The main reason I might even bother to record the next season is because I feel like that is the show I am required to watch when I decide to go to bed. Besides Friends, of course.

[Queen Elsa]

Interesting, TPAM. Yeah, the timeline and family trees can get confusing (it made a lot more sense after I watched Season 1. ). It eas a bit hard explaining it to my dad. And, like Anna and me, he was confused on how Emma was Snow and Charming's dsughter. I tried telling him that it was because people don't age in Storybrooke, and then he said that Emma looked older, and I tried telling him that she didn't always live there, and that it wasn't until her 28th birthday that she got there (I still don't think he understood ).

[Labatis]

Well, TPAM, the most confusing thing about the family tree is Henry. Emma is his mom, the queen is his mom, Belle and Rumple are his grandparents. I did watch the episode before the Frozen season came out, where it reviewed all that happened, but I couldn't wrap my mind around how Henry was born.

[it means no worries]

i havent seen TPAM for a few weeks

[Labatis]

I am *dramatic pause* going inactive sometimes, TPAM. :c