Iduna of Arendelle

Iduna was the wife of Agnarr, mother of Elsa, Anna and Tarzan, member of the Northuldra, and queen of Arendelle.

Gender : Female

Age : 40 (Frozen)

Home : Arendelle, Encanted Forest(formerly)

Occupation : Queen of Arendelle(formerly)

Family : Agnarr of Arendelle(husband), Yelena(adoptive grandmother), Elsa of Arendelle(daughter), Anna of Arendelle (daughter), Tarzan of the apes(son), Arianna of Corona (sister in law), Rapunzel of Corona (niece in law), Willow of Corona(sister in law)

History

Early life

Iduna was born in the Enchanted Forest and was a member of one of the oldest families amongst the Northuldra who lived there. Along with her people, Iduna was able to interact with the elemental spirits who lived in the forest. After a battle broke out between the soldiers of Arendelle and the Northuldra, Iduna called upon the wind spirit and saved the young Prince Agnarr. She escaped the forest with him and started a new life in Arendelle. She and Agnarr were friends throughout their childhood, and eventually fell in love. The couple 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 Elsa’s magical abilities and their growing potency.

Motherhoodedit | edit source

One night, after seeing Elsa and Anna playing a game about an enchanted forest in their room, Agnarr and Iduna thought the time was right to tell their children the tale of their experiences of the Enchanted Forest. After Agnarr left the room, Iduna snuggled on the bed with her daughters and sang a Northuldra lullaby about Ahtohallan and tucked them in.

Accident

Some time later, 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.

At some point during this period, Iduna decided to tell her husband the truth about who she was and where she was from; Agnarr was happy to listen.

Ten years after the accident, Iduna and Agnarr left Arendelle to try in search of Ahtohallan, in order to discover the source of Elsa's powers. With the truth of the journey hidden from Anna and Elsa, Iduna and her husband voyaged into the Dark Sea. However, the aggressive waves (possibly the doing of Nokk) overwhelmed their ship and they were lost in sea. A funeral was held for the two of them with memorial stones erected, with only Anna attending.

Unknown to the rest of the world however, they were still alive but stranded far from their home and in deep sea for a time until they were taken hostage by pirates who stole an england ship. After some time they managed to escape (either a bolt of lightning form the storm or they themselves set the ship on fire). She fled to a wild land of Africa with her husband and her newly born baby boy later called as Tarzan. They built themselves a tree house to live in bt their lives were cut short as they were attacked by an apex predator Sabor who clawed them to death despite their efforts. Her baby boy was hwoever savedy Kala the gorilla who adopted him into her family. If Iduna were to know this, she would be grateful to her for saving her child.

Legacy

The mysterious siren call Elsa began hearing three years into her reign was that of her mother. The call led her to Ahtohallan, where Elsa was able to discover her true calling and the truth about the curse placed on the Enchanted Forest. Elsa discovered that the call was used by Iduna to summon the Wind Spirit to save Agnarr. Elsa also discovered other memories of her mother, from Elsa's own childhood and those that took place before she was born.

Elsa and Anna also found the wreckage of their parents' ship washed up in part of the Enchanted Forest, and discovered how they died from the memory of the water onboard.

Iduna loved the family tradition of ice fishing and proudly passed it down to Elsa and Anna. Elsa and Anna held on to their mother’s scarf, with Elsa wearing it as a source of comfort in times of worry.

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.

Her son Tarzan managed to avenge her death and death of his father years later when Sabor attacked him and his adoptive family of gorillas.