Elsa laughs, head tipping back as they spin, and when they stop, it's all she can do not to pull Jessica back to her again, closer. She wants to be close or moving; she's not sure she can be content with anything else right now.

"No, it's wonderful," she says, marveling at the thought. She hadn't even considered making it right for climbing as she built it, but there are so many columns and balustrades and beams that there's certainly plenty to climb. It would frighten her, admittedly, if it were anyone but Jessica. Having to catch someone is a terrifying idea, something she's not sure she could do, though she has, but Jessica won't need that from her. She'll be safe. She doesn't need protection, though that doesn't curb Elsa's instinctive desire to provide it. "It's for you. You can do whatever you like. I can make whatever you like."