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You add the little marshmallows and some whipped cream before putting in the spoons and going to where Raven sits on the couch. You hand her a mug, sit beside her, and start eating whipped cream out of the mug.

There must've been some magic,
In that old silk hat they found~.
For when they placed it, on his head,
He began to dance aroun'~!

Fro~sty the Snowman~,
Was alive as he could be~.
And the children say, he could laugh and play,
Just the same as you and me...!

Frosty holds a broom and leads the children on a parade like the drum major at the front of the band.

Thumpety thump-thump,
Thumpety thump-thump.
Look at that Frosty go.
Thumpety thump-thump,
Thumpety thump-thump.
Over the hills of snow.

Speaking of a marching band, taht's exactly who they come across, and they're playing the song on their brass instruments. Townsfolk are distracted seeing a walking snowman, causing two adults to run into each other, arms full of Christmas presents, and then a barber accidentally cuts part of his customer's mustache rather than the hair on his head.

Down~ to~ the village,
With a broomstick in his~ hand,
Runnin' here 'n' there,
All aroun' the square,
sayin' "Catch me if you can!"

"See?" Aqualad says. "This is fun."

"Maybe if the Toddler Titans were still awake," Blue Beetle grumbles. "We're all older than this. What's the point of Frosty the Snowman?

"Well," Aqualad says after sipping some cocoa, "I just figured we all fight crime and have such stress in our lives, where even today, the day after Christmas, some of us were needed to stop it. We don't need to be using pretend worlds filled with those same stresses as entertainment. This is much more lighthearted and carefree."

"There's still a villain in this, isn't there?" Robin says. "The mean magician whose magic hat brought Frosty to life, right?"

"Yes, but like, that's not as serious as what we deal with."

"Guess not," Robin says.

The magician, "Professor Hinkle," isn't the only problem. Though still winter time, the temperature rises above freezing, putting Frosty at risk. The kids want to keep him in one piece, so the only solution is to get him further north. That means getting on a train, hence the little parade through town. but since they can't pay for tickets, Frosty, Karen, and Hocus Pocus the rabbit who belongs to mean Prof. Hinkle, sneak aboard.

They get on a refrigerator car with ice cream and cakes. But between that and going north to the colder climate, Karen is the one now in danger. They wait for the train to stop at a crossing with another train, and get out in search of warmth. Karen is asleep at this point, and Hocus gets the woodland creatures to make a fire.

However, this fire might not be enough. Hocus goes in search of Santa Claus, who can save Karen and bring Frosty to the North Pole. However, Hinkle finds them and extinguishes the flame!

"He's gonna let a girl die of hypotermia just for a stupid hat?" Raven says.

Frosty and Karen flee, find a greenhouse, and Karen gets inside to warm up. Frost decides to join her, to "lose some weight," but Hinkle locks them both inside! Now Frosty's going to melt faster!

Hocus returns with Santa! But it is too late, for Frosty is now a puddle. Santa comforts Karen, saying Frosty is "made of Christmas snow and will return every winter." Upon opening the door, the wind rebuilds Frosty! But before putting the hat back on Frosty, Hinkle demands his hat back. Santa tells Hinkle that he'll never get another Christmas present again if he takes his hat back.

Hinkle begs Santa to reconsider, and Santa promises that if Hinkle acts nicer, and even writes a formal apology, Santa will bring him a new hat. Hinkle accepts that, hurries home, and Frosty is brought back to life. Then Santa returns Karen home and brings Frosty to the North Pole. As Santa promised Karen before, he promises again that Frosty will return every year for Christmas.

Credits begin to roll, and we time skip to next year, where Frosty returns and leads another parade. This time, Hocus, the traffic cop, the townsfolk, the animated form of narrator Jimmy Durante, and even the redeemed Prof. Hinkle and his new hat, are part of the procession. And as the parade ends, Frosty boards Santa's sleigh and they fly off to the North Pole, Frosty himself singing, "I'll be back on Christmas Day!"

A) Watch another movie
B) Play a game
C) Turn in for the night