Enchanted (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Optimistic Andalasian princess who dreams of true love and adapts to modern New York.
Pragmatic NYC divorce lawyer who rediscovers romance and belief in fairy tales.
Naive but brave Andalasian prince searching for his destined true love.
Loyal but conflicted henchman to Queen Narissa who eventually seeks redemption.
Ruthless, power-hungry queen of Andalasia who attempts to eliminate Giselle.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot calls Nathaniel Narissa's loyal servant and shows her assigning him to distract Edward and poison Giselle.
Giselle spends the day with Robert in New York, develops feelings for him, and later shares kisses with him.
Edward rescues Giselle after the troll attack, and they become instantly attracted and plan to marry the following day.
The plot identifies Edward as Queen Narissa's stepson, and her reign depends on preventing his marriage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the ball, Edward notices the chemistry between Robert and Giselle, and Edward's kiss fails to awaken Giselle.
Narissa takes Robert hostage after transforming into a dragon, and Robert becomes the person Giselle pursues to rescue.
Nathaniel attempts twice to give Giselle a poisoned apple, although both attempts fail.
Narissa sends Nathaniel to follow Edward and sabotage his efforts to find Giselle.
Narissa believes Giselle threatens her power and first pushes her into a well before later trying to kill her with a poisoned apple.
A fairy-tale heroine discovers that genuine love requires choice, change, and courage in the modern world.
Directed by Kevin Lima
Enchanted (2007) · 6.8/10 · comedy, family, fantasy, romance
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