What Is Tiana A Dynamic Character

The character who is notable to be the first African-American princess for Disney movies is Tiana. She is also one of the first Disney princesses who does not let things magically come to her because she was aware she had to work for what she wanted in life. At the beginning of the movie in modern-time New Orleans, her main goal was introduced. This was when people in her neighborhood tasted and adored the gumbo she and her father created together. Afterwards, when she, her mother, and her father were in a room together, they talked about creating a restaurant. Tiana’s father, who she had a close relationship with, said people would love his food, but Tiana clarified the food would be theirs. After this, her father wrote “Tiana’s Place”

on a poster of their dream restaurant and she hung onto it throughout the story to remember what she worked so hard for. The major characters whom Tiana had a close relationship with include the following: her father, Charlotte La Bouff, and Prince Naveen. Some other important characters are Dr. Facilier and Lawrence. The minor characters included in the story are Louis the alligator, Ray the firefly, the realtors, the fishermen, Mama Odie, Tiana’s mother, Evangeline the star, Georgia, Tiana’s neighbors, and Prince Ralphie. In the movie The Princess and the Frog, Tiana, a determined, ambitious, realistic girl, married Prince Naveen out of love to become human again and finally, after all of her long, hard work, she was rewarded with the fine-dining restaurant in New Orleans she had been dreaming of since she was a child.
A character who gave the audience a way of knowing what their personality is from their appearance is Tiana. When she was in her human form, she was slender and tall. She also had gorgeous brown skin, light brown eyes, and medium-length black hair. Green was the color of her skin when she was in her frog form and she did not have hair, of course. It is apparent Tiana had a strong relationship with her father through their dream restaurant. Charlotte La Bouff was Tiana’s best friend and she supported her throughout the movie even though she lost something she wanted before. An example of this is how Charlotte was willing to kiss Prince Naveen, the person who she wanted to be with, to make Tiana and Naveen be human again even though she was aware they would soon be getting married. Prince Naveen was a lazy person who was appealing to nearly the whole female population in the town except for Tiana because of his lack of motivation. Tiana was a strong believer of working for what she received and she would never give up at any costs after all of her hard work. An example of this is her continuing to work extremely hard for her future restaurant. Her main motivation to continue working hard was her father who passed away.
After watching The Princess and the Frog, the audience is aware Tiana was a static character because she does not change much in the story as stated earlier.

The circumstances of her almost losing her restaurant building did not change her attitude toward reaching her goals in life. Tiana is a round character. This is true because her personality is shown completely and the audience learns a lot about her. She has a few character foils, or characters with opposing traits which make hers stand out more. Charlotte La Bouff, her best friend, was rich, ditsy, spoiled from her father, and was a dreamer rather than a doer. For example, when the prince was late to Charlotte’s party, she was wishing on the brightest star in the sky for the prince to arrive soon. Charlotte’s differences from Tiana show her Tiana’s level-headed, hard-working self who does not have everything she wants at her fingertips. Prince Naveen, on the other hand, was lazy, carefree, flirty, and he waits for objects to fall in his lap, but Tiana’s work was what her main dedication goes. Additionally, her interest in a relationship was minute. When Prince Naveen appears in the movie, girls drooled over him and he later stated he was cut off by his family money-wise but he does not have a job either. From the start of the movie, however, the audience is aware Tiana did not fancy him like the other girls and she worked like a dog

instead.
For a story to be captivating there must be a conflict.

At the beginning of the movie, the audience is intended to be devastated when Tiana’s dreams and hard work for her restaurant get put on pause and nearly thrown away. Unexpectedly, she turned into a frog by kissing the frog form of Prince Naveen. This most likely would not have happened if Naveen was aware of Tiana not being a princess, although she was dressed as one. Dr. Facilier, the main antagonist, and his friends from the other side are the main cause for the conflict. Because the prince and Lawrence’s unhappiness of whom they are in life, the antagonist turned Prince Naveen into a frog and Lawrence took his body. As a result of this conflict, Tiana, the protagonist in the story, was forced to find a way to become human again along with Prince Naveen after nearly losing her sanity because of her sticky situation. Throughout the movie, the two hopping frogs were first being attacked by frightened people, nearly became food for alligators, taken in the completely wrong direction when a friendly, trumpet playing alligator, Louis, tries to help them find Mama Odie, and feared they were going to be frogs forever after Charlotte La Bouff happened to be late kissing frog Prince Naveen before the clock struck 12 A.M. Mr. Facilier was vulnerable when Tiana had possession of his amulet but he was threatening. He even caused many, including both the audience and movie characters, some tears when he stepped on the adorable

firefly named Ray. Thankfully, after Prince Naveen and Tiana fell in love, married the love of her life, and kissed in a rather short time period, the two lovebirds returned to their human form again, resolving the conflict. The kiss was the key that turned Tiana into a princess which allowed the frog curse to be lifted. From these issues, the audience can conclude the following traits of Tiana from indirect characterization: she is and action girl, brainy, honest, and determined. However, this conflict did not cause Tiana to change or be dynamic. As stated before, she continued to follow her morals and beliefs.
Tiana, from the movie The Princess and the Frog, was a determined, hard-working, practical girl, who fell in love and married Prince Naveen. After their marriage, she became human again and she earned the fine-dining restaurant in New Orleans she had always wanted. She was an extremely important character. If she was not in the movie, nothing would have made sense because everything revolved around her. Kind hearted are two great words to describe Tiana, but she did not mind telling the truth even if it hurts. Since her childhood, she had a close friend named Charlotte La Bouff, who is one of her character foils. When she was younger, she also had a strong relationship with her father because of their mutual dream of owning a restaurant. Unfortunately, her dream nearly shattered and her work was almost worthless when she was turned into a frog. Even worse, she faced several challenges along the way to being human again. Dr. Facilier and his friends from the other side caused Naveen and her troubles. Naveen turned Tiana into a frog as well because of a misjudgment and a kiss. Thankfully, with her smart mind and help from Naveen, one of her foils, they become human again to live happily ever after.