is ahtohallan a real legend

The story starts the same, with a young Anna and Elsa being told about their grandfather King Runeard’s turbulent relationship with the Northuldran tribesmen, who lived in an enchanted forest north of the kingdom. Disney, for their part, did an admirable job working with Saami experts and Saami native representatives to make sure that everything shown in the movie is Saami approved and represents them fairly. Don’t get me wrong. Ezra nodded and shifted from his master’s lap, allowing the Jedi to gently get up from the bunk. The wall of fog vanishes, Anna and Elsa witnessing the roaring torrent released from the dam barrelling down the fjords towards Arendelle. Instead, she stumbles across belongings of her grandfather Runeard, finding the original designs for the dam built in Northuldra. The girls then go to bed, but Iduna sings her lullaby about Ahtohallan, a magic river to the north which contains memories, but swimming too far down into it would lead to loss.Cut to Anna and Kristoff’s wedding, set three years after Anna and Kristoff plan to go on their honeymoon, inviting Elsa and Olaf to come too. Recalling that Ahtohallan carries memories, Elsa proposes going there for answers beyond why she has magic. Agduna is the het ship between Agnarr and Iduna from the Frozen fandom. The smile came back to Kanan’s lips. Of course, since Elsa doesn't exactly fit Frozen's villain role, someone has to mend that gap. However, Grand Pabbie warns Anna that Elsa may be consumed by her magic, advising Anna to stay close to her sister.Anna finds Elsa being all mopey, and they share their charming bedroom scene together, falling asleep in comforting each other. With Marshmallow on hand, they head for the forest.The next day is bright, Ryder introducing Elsa to his herd of reindeer, several of which they will use to travel through the forest. Instead, the group go to a distant, remote beach on the coast for a little family adventure prior to the honeymoon. Looking forward to it :)It's strongly implied that the people who live in the Enchanted Forest (which is closer to Ahtohallan, so the name Ahtohallan probably comes from them) are based on the Sámi people of northern Fennoscandia, so Ahtohallan is probably based on the Sámi languages (which are distantly related to Finnish, but not to Norwegian).Bures :) Saami person here.

Ahtohallan is located on the … He was his Master, he had taken Ezra in when no one else would, and he had become a second father over the year they had known one another. Young Depa had found herself curled up in Master Windu’s arms as he rocked her slowly, calming the anxieties she felt from the sudden change.

Elsa apologises for running off, but while a little cranky, Anna doesn’t blame her sister; she probably would have done the same thing. Tom's focus tends to be on the various superhero franchises, as well as Star Wars, Doctor Who, and Star Trek; he's also an avid comic book reader. She picks it up. She tries to freeze the fire spirit, discovering it is actually a small salamander named Bruni, managing to calm it down with edible snow, since it lowers it own fiery body heat. In the movie they show maps depicting how Ahtohallan is north of Arendelle (setting of the film, basically Norway) in the “Dark Sea.”I can’t believe Ahtohallan is real but where is it ?New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castDiscussing the origins of words and phrases, in English or any other language. They are led by Matthias, who serves as head of the tribe’s security, and he has a close, trusting relationship with the witty but wise Yelena. There is a little need for control there, trying to not allow Elsa to do anything too dangerous which Anna can’t do herself.With the kingdom unsafe, the sisters, Kristoff, and the royal council (assuming there is one) discuss what to do. And 'halla' means Frost.Edit: I should clarify, that I am not Finnish, and this is what I found from a quick google search, so there is a good chance its wrong.As a Norwegian, I actually thought it was supposed to mean "ættehallen". The experience of this mystical land is almost too much for Elsa, and she initially drowns in the memories it presents, transforming into an ice form herself.Tom Bacon is one of Screen Rant's staff writers, and he's frankly amused that his childhood is back - and this time it's cool. Elsa decides she feels more comfortable in Northuldra, as it is where she feels most comfortable. Meanwhile, Honeymaren and Elsa begin to fall in love, but both are scared of the repercussions should they give into their feelings. The Trolls roll in and are able to quell the fire, seeing the chaos unfold.Elsa and Anna have a little argument, using my favourite lines from the movie:This puts some needed conflict between the sisters: Elsa is becoming more confident in using her powers (curse or not), and is thus believing she is invulnerable to an extent.

Ahtohallan takes the form of Iduna, leading to the finale of the song, changing Elsa’s look, identifying her as the personification of the fifth element.Elsa discovers the floor has become like a giant mirror and dives in, wandering through a series of icy vignettes, that play out before her. The magic of Ahtohallan seems to be centered around the pseudoscientific theory of "water memory," which claims that water retains a memory of what it had previously contained; this is a fairly modern idea, ascribed to by proponents of homeopathy. This is described as the source of all magic, and it appears to be (very) loosely inspired by the Snow Queen's Ice Palace at the North Pole in Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale. He was equipped with a suit that would protect him from Godzilla’s radiation.