She hands it to Anna and tells her to look inside. She reaches into her trunk and pulls out a small wooden box with two tiny bells on it.

Elsa lifts out a row of gloves and her childhood stuffed penguin Sir Jorgen Bjorgen. She wants to know what is in Elsa's trunk, and finds it only full of gloves. She finds her in the attic, looking through her old trunk from her childhood. He races back towards the castle to get help.Д«ack at the castle, Elsa feels bad about walking away from Anna, and decides to go and look for her sister. In the distance, Sven hears the howling of hungry wolves chasing Olaf. Olaf tells Sven he will meet him back at the castle, and skips off into the dark woods. The traditions they found are gone, except for a fruitcake. They are flung to opposite sides of the ravine as the sleigh goes over the cliff and explodes into the snow below. The burning sleigh drags Olaf and Sven down the mountainside. As they make their way through the mountains, a hot coal from the sauna tumbles out and falls into the pile of traditions, setting the whole sleigh on fire. They are very pleased with all the traditions they found. Afterwards, Olaf and Sven return to the castle with a sauna on the sleigh. He puts something from every household onto the sleigh, and soon it is overflowing with wonderful traditions for Anna and Elsa.ДЄround nighttime, at Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna, Oaken greets Olaf and Sven, who both join the Oaken family in their holiday tradition relaxing in the sauna. Going from house to house, Olaf learns all about the different things families do together for the holidays. However, there are still many more to find. Olaf likes the family's tradition, especially when he is given a candy cane and instantly gets a sugar rush when he replaces his nose with it. The first thing he sees is a family who make candy canes together each year. Olaf does not like seeing Anna and Elsa upset (Anna especially, being reminded of what it was like for Elsa to shut her out the last 13 years), and suddenly comes up with an idea to find them a tradition.ДЄccompanied by Sven and taking Kristoff's sleigh, Olaf goes door to door, asking people about their family traditions. Elsa blames herself for them not having a family tradition, and sadly leaves the room. Sadly, Anna and Elsa do not believe they have a personal tradition, especially after the gates were closed and the two sisters became distant from each other. However, Anna and Elsa are not keen to lick the troll and pass on the offer.ДЇollowing Anna and Elsa into the ballroom, Olaf wants to know about their favorite family tradition (since the Yule Bell ringing ceremony is a tradition for the kingdom of Arendelle, not for the family themselves). Sven brings in a mud troll named Flemmingrad (a troll who was killed trying to flee through a tight mountain pass from humans), and everyone must lick his forehead to make a wish.

Kristoff tries to cheer up Anna and Elsa by sharing a tradition that he and Sven have always enjoyed with the trolls. The villagers are going home to enjoy their family traditions, and they do not want to intrude on Anna and Elsa's traditions. However, instead of entering the holiday party, all the townspeople walk away as the castle doors open.

Kristoff and Sven wheel in the giant Yule Bell, which Anna and Elsa ring to officially announce the holidays to begin. The courtyard is soon filled with the townspeople. Olaf, full of Christmas spirit, cannot wait for the celebrations to begin. It is also Queen Elsa and Princess Anna's first holiday since Elsa became Queen, and the sisters are going to throw a surprise party for the entire kingdom (' Ring in the Season'). It is Christmas time in the Kingdom of Arendelle, and the castle is buzzing with excitement.

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