[ SECRET POST #2869 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2869 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Tiana doesn't fit the time period at all, at least not for a movie set in New Orleans... or anywhere in America.

[(Anonymous)]

...I know Tianas. I live in America.

[(Anonymous)]

You also live in 2014, not the 1930s.

[(Anonymous)]

You live in 1920s America?

Tiana is somewhat popular in America TODAY, but not back then, which is what I assumed the above poster meant. It's a pretty modern sounding name.

[(Anonymous)]

I do, the rents in 2014 are far to expensive. I commute via blue-box.

[(Anonymous)]

But just because a name sounds modern and wasn't quite so popular in that time period doesn't mean it didn't exist at all. Sam Houston's wife Talahina went by the nickname Tiana, so the name was in existence.

[(Anonymous)]

I believe AYRT meant that it doesn't fit the time period of the 1920s. Admittedly, I've never done much research, but I don't think Tiana was quite so commonplace back then.

[(Anonymous)]

True, but honestly, most of the Disney Princesses have "princess" names instead of time-appropriate names.

[(Anonymous)]

her original name was Maddy but early reactions to it were that it sounded too much like "Mammy," and that it sounded "like a slave name," and just generally made people uncomfortable.