Kristoff And Hans Research Paper

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Once upon a time in a frosty and frozen world there was a handsome prince. His name was Prince Hans, and he was the prince of Snowtown, Greenland. Then there was his older brother Kristoff the king of Snowtown, Greenland. Kristoff had powers, bad powers. He can turn anything he wants into sand! Him and Hans loved to play together and build sandmen. On early morning Kristoff and Hans were playing with his powers and on accident Kristoff miss aimed and shot Hans in the head. Kristoff was so scared he had just hurt his brother, he took him to the land trolls. Hans turned out just fine but in his chocolate colored hair, a streak turned blond, which will stay there forever. A few years later Kristoff and Prince Hans parents left for a week ship

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