What is the real story behind 'The Princess and the Frog'?

The 'Princess and the Frog' is based on the fairy tale 'The Frog Prince'. In the real story, it's about a princess who kisses a frog, which then turns into a prince. It shows themes like love and transformation. The movie adaptation added more elements, like the setting in New Orleans and Tiana's dreams of having her own restaurant.

It's a charming tale about a waitress who kisses a frog thinking it's a prince and gets transformed into a frog herself. They then go on an adventure to break the spell.

Yes, 'Princess and the Frog' is loosely based on the novel 'The Frog Princess' by E. D. Baker. The original story has elements of a princess being turned into a frog and having to go through various adventures to break the spell. However, Disney took this basic idea and added their own unique twists, like setting it in New Orleans with a rich African - American cultural backdrop.

Definitely not real. 'The Princess and the Frog' is a purely fictional story designed to capture the hearts of viewers through its magical and enchanting plot.

The Princess and the Frog is not a real story. It's a product of imagination and creativity in the world of animation. The characters and plot were invented to charm and delight viewers.

The Blind Frog Ranch has a story filled with mystery. Supposedly, there are strange phenomena and hidden treasures on the ranch. Some claim to have seen unexplained lights and heard odd noises. It's also said that there might be ancient secrets buried there.

One similarity is the central theme of an unlikely encounter between a female and a frog which leads to a transformation. In the 'Princess and the Frog', Tiana's encounter with the frog - prince - to - be is a key part of the story, much like in the traditional Frog Prince tales. Another similarity is the element of a 'test' of sorts. In the movie, Tiana has to go through various challenges while dealing with the frog situation, similar to how in some versions of the true story there are tests for the characters involved.

One moral could be that true love sees beyond appearances. In the story, the princess falls in love with the frog despite his outward form. It shows that we should not judge people or things just by how they look on the outside.

I'm not entirely sure which specific 'Blind Frog Ranch death' you're referring to. There could be many incidents or rumors associated with it. Maybe it's something very local or specific to a certain group's story.

In the real princess and the frog story, the princess is a very important character. She is usually depicted as having a good heart. When she encounters the frog, she doesn't shy away immediately. The frog, on the other hand, is in a rather unfortunate state of being a frog due to a spell. But he has the potential to be a prince again. These two characters drive the whole story forward, with their interactions and the development of their relationship.