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"My sister's not a monster."
HAHA, sorry couldn't resist putting a canon quote. (I try not to because I've been told it takes away from the piece)

Anyway;
According to DRIP picture rules, Anna must be crazy & violent only towards Elsa, and one of the Arendelle sisters must die.
But the basic idea behind this is;
Elsa steps in front of Anna to protect her from Hans' sword,
this decapitates Elsa while Anna, who was sprawled on the ground trying to reach her ax, finally grabs her ax and sits up to see Elsa's head flying midair.
Remember Anna still has it in for Elsa.
But when Anna sees what has just occurred and puts the pieces together she realizes something very important,
Anna realizes that even though she has tried numerous times to kill Elsa,
Elsa still decided to make the ultimate sacrifice for her.
And that's the idea behind this.

(Hans is still alive, but now that Anna has her ax, she can take care of him)

And then the reason behind Elsa not using her ice powers to stop Hans is that in the split second she had to decide what to do, Elsa feared she couldn't use her powers without them killing Hans, so in the end, even if it would have saved Anna and herself to use them, Elsa decided not to and to instead protect Anna with her own body. (I'd like to think a monster could have made that split-second decision to kill a person, but Elsa couldn't because she's not a monster.)

Description
"My sister's not a monster."
HAHA, sorry couldn't resist putting a canon quote. (I try not to because I've been told it takes away from the piece)

Anyway;
According to DRIP picture rules, Anna must be crazy & violent only towards Elsa, and one of the Arendelle sisters must die.
But the basic idea behind this is;
Elsa steps in front of Anna to protect her from Hans' sword,
this decapitates Elsa while Anna, who was sprawled on the ground trying to reach her ax, finally grabs her ax and sits up to see Elsa's head flying midair.
Remember Anna still has it in for Elsa.
But when Anna sees what has just occurred and puts the pieces together she realizes something very important,
Anna realizes that even though she has tried numerous times to kill Elsa,
Elsa still decided to make the ultimate sacrifice for her.
And that's the idea behind this.

(Hans is still alive, but now that Anna has her ax, she can take care of him)

And then the reason behind Elsa not using her ice powers to stop Hans is that in the split second she had to decide what to do, Elsa feared she couldn't use her powers without them killing Hans, so in the end, even if it would have saved Anna and herself to use them, Elsa decided not to and to instead protect Anna with her own body. (I'd like to think a monster could have made that split-second decision to kill a person, but Elsa couldn't because she's not a monster.)