His head slowly shook and he chuckled a bit, “No I can’t. I really can’t.” He confessed as he smiled at her and then turned and glanced at the surroundings. Her majestic deer still walking about as he looked towards Elsa and grinned. He could easily that no one had ever really appreciated her gifts and instead made her fear them. Fear was part of her problem, she worried of killing or hurting someone because her emotions were so hard for control. He wanted to help her with that because it was a gift not a curse.
She just needed to have someone let her see how beautiful it was and that she could control it with a little help. He knew trust was no doubt an issue for her but he hoped he could help her out with that perhaps? He’d definitely try anyway, he was going to try because someone should.
It was wrong to cause a woman to fear herself and the company of others because of something it made it worse, if they had nurtured her she’d probably be alright. “Knew you’d come around.” He beamed as he glanced at the snow. “Now, shall we enjoy the snow some more?” He grinned.
Men and their complexes. Save her, that’s all they wanted to do. Idiots who chose to stay and try to make her believe she was wrong to fear herself. To fear what she could do to others. She was ʀɪɢʜᴛ but whatever kept the Doctor quiet for more than two seconds. Sure. Call a curse a gift, slap pretty words on a monster. See how far it gets you. “That doesn’t surprise me. All men are stubborn. You say no, they say you sure about that? Seriously ridiculous.”
But if she was going to be stuck with anyone, she supposed the Doctor really wasn't that bad. Not that she’d admit it out loud. With a casual shrug, she turned her back to him. Wisps of magic descending from her fingertips to the snow. She held her hands before her, circling them around one another. A snowball the size of man forming before her. In fact, she’d say it was just his size.
A flick of her wrist and she sent it hurdling towards him, not enough to hurt but definitely enough to knock him off his feet. Hopefully knock a little wind out of him too.