Monster

In 'Monster' from Frozen The Musical, the protagonist grapples with the internal and external consequences of their powers. The song opens with a sense of inevitability as the character acknowledges that they can no longer hide from the storm they have created. This storm is both literal and metaphorical, representing the chaos and danger their powers have unleashed. The lyrics convey a deep sense of urgency and fear, as the character realizes that their time is running out and they must confront the reality of their situation.

The song delves into the character's internal conflict, questioning whether they are inherently a monster. The lyrics reflect on past warnings about fear and its deadly consequences, which now seem to ring true. The character is tormented by the idea that their pain and fear have made them into the very thing they feared becoming—a monster. This self-doubt and introspection are central to the song, as the character wrestles with their identity and the impact of their actions on the world around them.

As the song progresses, the character contemplates drastic measures to end the storm and save others from the danger they pose. They consider whether their death would bring freedom and safety to those they care about. However, they ultimately resolve to stay alive and take responsibility for their actions. The character's determination to fix what they have done and bring back the sun symbolizes hope and redemption. The song concludes with a powerful declaration that they will not be a monster, emphasizing their commitment to making things right and overcoming their inner demons.