Rumplestiltskin provides two things gloves to cancel out Ingrid's magic as long as she is wearing them, and a urn to entrap her if she becomes too dangerous. The three sisters travel to Misthaven, where they forfeit their ribbons to Rumplestiltskin in exchange for help with Ingrid's powers. Ingrid offers the throne to Helga, who has leadership qualities befitting a queen, but Gerda mentions she once heard of someone in Misthaven that can help Ingrid. As she packs her things to leave forever, in the hopes her siblings can lead normal lives without her, Helga and Gerda return from the party. However, when snowflakes manifest around herself, Ingrid realizes that her powers are still uncontrollable. At the party, she secretly watches as her sisters dance with their suitors. Years later, on the night of their father's birthday celebration, Ingrid opts out, despite that her sisters want her to come. Her sisters promise to help conceal her powers, and each take a ribbon to solidify their united sisterhood. Ingrid fears hurting her sisters with her new-found powers, but Gerda and Helga are thankful for what she did earlier. As she falls backwards, a stream of ice comes out of her hands, which breaks a large tree branch and knocks him unconscious. With Helga also restrained in his grip, Ingrid rushes to stop him, but he kicks her away. The kite's owner arrives, but the man proves to be a scoundrel as he grabs Gerda, intending to sell her for money. One afternoon, the three siblings are playing when they spot a punctured kite, and Gerda and Helga take a fancy to the kite's ribbons. She has two younger sisters, Helga and Gerda, both of whom she develops a close-knit bond with. Ingrid is the eldest daughter of Queen Sonja and King Harald of Arendelle, making her the heir to the royal throne.

Snow Queen by Emma Harrison