What are the names of the two heroines in Frozen?

The Royal Princess of Arendal Kingdom. From the outside, she is elegant, reserved and has the demeanor of a king. But she has been living in fear, fighting a powerful secret-she was born with the magic to summon snow, beautiful and extremely dangerous. An accident at the enthronement ceremony caused her magic to get out of control and the kingdom was covered with ice and snow. Afraid that she would hurt others again, she fled into the snowy mountain alone.

2. Anna (Anna)

The little princess of Arendale Kingdom, she is brave, yet cheerful, clear, gentle and considerate. Anna has been longing to return to the intimate time with her sister in her childhood. When Aisha accidentally exposed her magic at the accession ceremony and unexpectedly frozen the kingdom, Anna embarked on an adventure to break the spell. With her fearlessness, persistence and trust in others, Anna is determined to save the kingdom and the people she loves.

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Aisha's role prototype is the Snow Queen written by Danish fairy tale writer Andersen, while the Disney version sets it as the royal princess, heir to the throne and sister of the second princess Anna in the Nordic fictional kingdom "Arendal". Aisha has the innate magic of ice and snow, but unexpectedly enveloped the country in the severe winter on the night of the coronation ceremony. In the plot, Aisha has been controlling her super powers since she was a child, for fear of hurting people around her. After that, she fled the kingdom and decided to completely liberate herself from years of depression and fear.

Snow Queen is a slightly villain in Andersen's original works. Due to various factors, it is difficult to create an animated character. Several producers, including Walter Disney, tried to adapt the animated version of dairy queen, but they all encountered bottlenecks and were forced to shelve or give up. Buck and jennifer leigh finally decided to adapt Snow White as Anna's sister, which solved the problem and adapted Aisha into a misunderstood and sympathetic character.