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| − | Name-Iduna/Parul/Hermione/Atoon/Hyon/Luna/Lumina |
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| + | |name = Iduna<ref name="AECT">''Anna & Elsa's Childhood Times'', page 4 <small>(E-book version)</small>.</ref> |
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| − | Age-56 |
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| + | |image = Iduna.png |
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| − | Gender-Female |
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| + | |gender = Female |
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| − | Relatives-Elsa(daughter),Anna(daughter),Billy/Skandi/Herman/Kandan |
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| + | |age = |
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| − | (mate) |
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| + | |home = [[Arendelle castle]] |
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| − | Fate-Died in a cruise and became a fairy in heaven |
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| + | |occupation = Queen of Arendelle <small>(formerly)</small> |
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| − | Her name was originally Iduna but then when she was 3 she wanted to change her name to Parul then in 6th grade she changed her name to Hermione and then she changed her name to Atoon in 8th grade she changed her name to Hyon because she had a friend named Hyon then she got over the name and changed it to Luna and when she became a queen she changed her name to Lumina she was the wife of Kandan and the mother of Elsa and Anna she died in a cruise and came to Elsa and Anna as a ghost |
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| + | |allies = [[Agnarr]], [[Elsa]], [[Anna]] |
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| + | |animation = ''[[Frozen]]'' |
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| + | |voice = Jennifer Lee<ref name="Twitter">{{Cite web|title=@AweMagic Okay. Here's the skinny. I'm Elsa and Anna's mom. I have one line: "She's ice cold."|url=https://twitter.com/alittlejelee/status/420073646669836288|author=[[Jennifer Lee|Lee, Jennifer]]|date=January 5, 2014|accessdate=January 1, 2015|publisher=Twitter}}</ref> |
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| + | |books = ''[[Frozen: Book of the Film]]''<br /> |
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| + | ''[[Frozen: Padded Classic Book]]''<br /> |
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| + | ''[[Disney Movie Collection: Frozen]]'' |
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| + | }}'''Iduna'''<ref name="AECT" /> was the wife of [[Agnarr]], mother of [[Elsa]] and [[Anna]], and queen of [[Arendelle]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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=== Early life === |
=== Early life === |
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| + | After marrying Agnarr, Iduna gave birth to two daughters three years apart: Elsa and Anna, respectively. She and her husband regarded Elsa and Anna as the joy of their lives but were secretly concerned about the former's magical abilities and their growing potency.<ref name="FPCB">''Frozen: Padded Classic Book'', page 1.</ref> |
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| − | After marrying Kandan she bore 2 kids 3 years apart Anna didn’t have ice powers while Elsa had them |
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=== Accident === |
=== Accident === |
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| + | [[File:Agnarr, Iduna, and Anna.png|thumb|left|200px|Iduna and [[Agnarr]] worried over [[Anna]]'s unconscious form.]] |
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| − | Elsa and Anna were playing and Elsa accidentally blasted her with her icy ❄️ magic Elsa screamed for help Kandan and Lumina ran and took Elsa and Anna to the trolls the troll treated Anna and told Elsa to control her magic |
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| + | One night, after hearing Elsa's frantic cries, Iduna and Agnarr broke through the frozen doors of the [[Great Hall]]. Running towards an unconscious Anna, Iduna remarked that her younger daughter was "ice-cold". Moving quickly, she and her husband grabbed a pair of horses and departed for the [[Valley of the Living Rock]], bringing their children with them. |
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| + | Arriving at the valley, the family dismounted, and Agnarr called out for help. His plea was heard and the family was greeted by the [[trolls]]. An elderly troll, [[Pabbie]], examined Anna, remarking it was fortunate that she was not struck in the heart and that healing her head would be relatively simple. After Agnarr told Pabbie to do whatever necessary, Iduna watched as the troll proceeded to heal Anna and alter her memories of Elsa's powers to remove all traces of magic. To the family's relief, Anna smiled, indicating she was all right. |
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| + | With Anna taken care of, Pabbie turned to Elsa, warning her that her powers would continue to grow and that although they had great beauty, they were also dangerous and needed to be controlled. Hearing this, Iduna silently consented to Agnarr's decision: until Elsa could control her powers, the [[Arendelle castle|castle]] [[gates]] were to be [[Isolation of Arendelle castle|locked]] and the staff would be reduced to limit Elsa's contact with people and keep her abilities hidden from everyone, including Anna. |
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| + | For the next few years, Iduna and her husband were Elsa's only form of contact. But despite Agnarr's efforts, Elsa continued to lack control over her powers, and she even asked that her parents maintain their distance, a sentiment that greatly saddened Iduna. |
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=== Death === |
=== Death === |
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| + | [[File:Funeral.png|thumb|200px|Memorial stones were erected to commemorate Iduna and Agnarr's deaths.]] |
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| − | After the accident Lumina and Kandan decided to travel by ship Anna hugged them and said “see you in two weeks” they then boarded the ship then in a storm they drowned and when to god and their photo was wrapped only Anna attended the funeral |
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| + | Ten years after the accident, Iduna and Agnarr had to depart Arendelle for two weeks and bid their daughters farewell. During the voyage, she and her husband died in a storm at sea. A funeral was held for the two of them, though only Anna attended. |
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=== Legacy === |
=== Legacy === |
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| + | Iduna loved the family tradition of ice fishing and proudly passed it down to Elsa and Anna.<ref name="M&M">''Memory and Magic'', page 104 <small>(E-book version)</small>.</ref> |
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| − | All of the names of King Kandan and Queen Lumina were in the castle’s passageways and their clothes were too there |
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| + | After Iduna's death, her dress and books, including ones that she used to read to Elsa and Anna, were stored in the castle's passageways.<ref name="POA">''Frozen: Stories from Arendelle'', page 72.</ref> |
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== Appearances == |
== Appearances == |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| + | * The queen's name does not appear in the film credits, but it is written in Old Norse runes on her burial stone as "Iðunn". |
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| − | * The queen's name is Lumina but |
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| + | ** "Iðunn" can be identified as "Ithun", or "Idunn"/"Iduna". The last is a particularly common name in Scandinavia. Iðunn can be translated into "youthful", "eternal youth", "again to love", or "rejuvenation". |
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| − | ** "Iðunn was on her gravestone |
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+ | * Iduna's single line in the film is provided by ''Frozen'''s co-director, [[Jennifer Lee]].<ref name="Twitter" /> |
| − | * Director [[Chris Buck]] joked that |
+ | * Director [[Chris Buck]] joked that Iduna and Agnarr did not really die on their voyage and stated that they washed up on an island, had a baby boy, and got eaten by a leopard. This premise is what occurred in ''Tarzan'', another Disney film directed by Buck.<ref name="RedditAMA">{{Cite web|url=http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1xj4n5/hi_reddit_we_made_frozen_ask_us_anything/cfbtw25|title=Reddit Q&A on Frozen|publisher=Reddit|author=[[Chris Buck|Buck, Chris]]|date=February 10, 2014|accessdate=December 28, 2014}}</ref> |
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+ | * Iduna is the only member of the family not to have blonde hair, since Elsa has platinum blonde hair, and Agnarr and Anna have strawberry blonde hair |
| − | * The queen appears in the fourth season of the ABC show, ''Once Upon a Time'', and is portrayed by Pascale Hutton as an adult. She is portrayed by Ava Marie Telek as a child. In the show, her name is " |
+ | * The queen appears in the fourth season of the ABC show, ''Once Upon a Time'', and is portrayed by Pascale Hutton as an adult. She is portrayed by Ava Marie Telek as a child. In the show, her name is "Gerda". |
== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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Queen of Arendelle (formerly) |
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Jennifer Lee[2] |
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Book appearances |
Frozen: Book of the Film |
Iduna[1] was the wife of Agnarr, mother of Elsa and Anna, and queen of Arendelle.
History
Early life
After marrying Agnarr, Iduna gave birth to two daughters three years apart: Elsa and Anna, respectively. She and her husband regarded Elsa and Anna as the joy of their lives but were secretly concerned about the former's magical abilities and their growing potency.[3]
Accident
One night, after hearing Elsa's frantic cries, Iduna and Agnarr broke through the frozen doors of the Great Hall. Running towards an unconscious Anna, Iduna remarked that her younger daughter was "ice-cold". Moving quickly, she and her husband grabbed a pair of horses and departed for the Valley of the Living Rock, bringing their children with them.
Arriving at the valley, the family dismounted, and Agnarr called out for help. His plea was heard and the family was greeted by the trolls. An elderly troll, Pabbie, examined Anna, remarking it was fortunate that she was not struck in the heart and that healing her head would be relatively simple. After Agnarr told Pabbie to do whatever necessary, Iduna watched as the troll proceeded to heal Anna and alter her memories of Elsa's powers to remove all traces of magic. To the family's relief, Anna smiled, indicating she was all right.
With Anna taken care of, Pabbie turned to Elsa, warning her that her powers would continue to grow and that although they had great beauty, they were also dangerous and needed to be controlled. Hearing this, Iduna silently consented to Agnarr's decision: until Elsa could control her powers, the castle gates were to be locked and the staff would be reduced to limit Elsa's contact with people and keep her abilities hidden from everyone, including Anna.
For the next few years, Iduna and her husband were Elsa's only form of contact. But despite Agnarr's efforts, Elsa continued to lack control over her powers, and she even asked that her parents maintain their distance, a sentiment that greatly saddened Iduna.
Death
Memorial stones were erected to commemorate Iduna and Agnarr's deaths.
Ten years after the accident, Iduna and Agnarr had to depart Arendelle for two weeks and bid their daughters farewell. During the voyage, she and her husband died in a storm at sea. A funeral was held for the two of them, though only Anna attended.
Legacy
Iduna loved the family tradition of ice fishing and proudly passed it down to Elsa and Anna.[4]
After Iduna's death, her dress and books, including ones that she used to read to Elsa and Anna, were stored in the castle's passageways.[5]
Appearances
Animation
Books
Trivia
- The queen's name does not appear in the film credits, but it is written in Old Norse runes on her burial stone as "Iðunn".
- "Iðunn" can be identified as "Ithun", or "Idunn"/"Iduna". The last is a particularly common name in Scandinavia. Iðunn can be translated into "youthful", "eternal youth", "again to love", or "rejuvenation".
- Iduna's single line in the film is provided by Frozen's co-director, Jennifer Lee.[2]
- Director Chris Buck joked that Iduna and Agnarr did not really die on their voyage and stated that they washed up on an island, had a baby boy, and got eaten by a leopard. This premise is what occurred in Tarzan, another Disney film directed by Buck.[6]
- Iduna is the only member of the family not to have blonde hair, since Elsa has platinum blonde hair, and Agnarr and Anna have strawberry blonde hair
- The queen appears in the fourth season of the ABC show, Once Upon a Time, and is portrayed by Pascale Hutton as an adult. She is portrayed by Ava Marie Telek as a child. In the show, her name is "Gerda".
Gallery
This wiki has a collection of images related to Iduna.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Anna & Elsa's Childhood Times, page 4 (E-book version).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Lee, Jennifer (January 5, 2014). @AweMagic Okay. Here's the skinny. I'm Elsa and Anna's mom. I have one line: "She's ice cold.". Twitter. Retrieved on January 1, 2015.
- ↑ Frozen: Padded Classic Book, page 1.
- ↑ Memory and Magic, page 104 (E-book version).
- ↑ Frozen: Stories from Arendelle, page 72.
- ↑ Buck, Chris (February 10, 2014). Reddit Q&A on Frozen. Reddit. Retrieved on December 28, 2014.