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This film tells the story of Elsa who has the power to create and control ice, and her sister Anna who has no power but has a warm heart who can melt the ice in her sister's heart. In Arendelle, Elsa is the only person who has magical powers. The magic gave Elsa the power to make ice and snow. No one knows about Elsa's special powers except for her small family, the King, Queen, and her sister, Anna. Elsa and Anna were close when they were little. They often play with Elsa's snow in the palace. However, one day, Elsa's magic accidentally hits Anna's head and it makes her sister unconscious. Then, Elsa feels guilty and scared, she stays away from Anna for the sake of her sister's safety. Elsa and Anna also grow up with a relationship that is still tenuous with each other. Suddenly they get news that their parents died on the way because their ship sank during a sea storm. On Elsa's 21st birthday, Elsa is crowned the new Queen of Arendelle. Princess Anna who is very desperate for love because she was abandoned by her father, mother, and sister immediately fell in love with Prince Hans at first sight. Anna wants to marry Hans immediately. However, Elsa did not agree.

This book tells about a girl named Selly who is confused when she comes home from school, because she doesn't understand what her teacher is talking about about diversity. When she gets home, Selly asks her mother about diversity, then her mother brings the concept of diversity, or being different, into a simple perspective for sherly.

We don't talk anymore
We don't talk anymore
We don't talk anymore
Like we used to do
We don't love anymore
What was all of it for?
Oh, we don't talk anymore
Like we used to do

I just heard you found the one you've been looking
You've been looking for
I wish I would have known that wasn't me
'Cause even after all this time, I still wonder
Why I can't move on
Just the way you did so easily

Don't wanna know
Kind of dress you're wearing tonight
If he's holding onto you so tight
The way I did before
I overdosed
Should've known your love was a game
Now I can't get you out of my brain
Oh, it's such a shame

That we don't talk anymore
We don't talk anymore
We don't talk anymore
Like we used to do
We don't love anymore
What was all of it for?
Oh, we don't talk anymore
Like we used to do

It's way too late, but I'm still wide-awake
'Cause I can't sleep yet, I can't sleep yet
Got a thousand words
That won't stop running circles
Around in my head, around in my head
Sometimes I feel just like these days and nights will never end
But will I ever get this chance again?

So I pray, yes I pray
'Cause I know the life I want
When it's hard, I keep working
I'll never give this up
Because I know, it's worth, it in the end
I know it's worth, worth, worth
Worth it in the end
Because I know, it's worth, it in the end
I know it's worth, worth, worth
Worth it in the end

The Belgian capital Brussels is the latest European city to see mass protests and unrest over tighter coronavirus restrictions.
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets, some throwing fireworks and missiles at police who responded with tear gas and water canon.
Belgium has brought in new measures in response to a sharp rise in infections. The protesters are mainly opposed to covid passes which ban unvaccinated people from entering bars and restaurants.
Protests have also taken place in Austria, Italy, Croatia and the Netherlands.

A national Lockdown comes into force in Austria on Monday. The government says the restrictions are essential to contain a devastating surge in COVID-19 infections.
Thousands of activists, including a large contingent of far right supporters, have gathered in Vienna in protest at the crackdown. Just under two-thirds of the population are fully vaccinated - one of the lowest rates in western Europe.
Austria will become the first European nation to make vaccinations compulsory from February. Another lockdown and a vaccine mandate - they might be a tough sell, but these are the tools Austrian Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg says will end restrictions once and for all.
Faced with low vaccination rates and a fourth wave of the virus, Austria has taken drastic action.
This lockdown will initially last for ten days, but it may be extended. Getting the jab will become compulsory from February next year. COVID-19 infections at their highest level since the pandemic began and hospitals are once again buckling under the pressure. Not everyone is in agreement with the measures being rolled out across the country. And some people are unwilling to comply with a vaccine mandate.
With the festive season right around the corner, many Austrians are in no mood to go back to restrictions. But the hope for a normal Christmas is looking more and more like a distant dream.