The dance Naveen and Tiana do in the last few seconds resembles a simple version of the "cakewalk." It was also known as "The Cake-Walk," "chalkline-walk," and the "walk-around." According to Patricia C. McKissack, author of "Mirandy and Brother Wind," a book about cakewalks, "First introduced in America by slaves, the cakewalk is a dance rooted in Afro-American culture." There are many variations on the cakewalk, but the one shown is simple, and may be a sign that Naveen made good on his implied promise of teaching Tiana to dance.

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