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Moana 2: Restoring Te Fiti's Heart

Moana 2 follows Moana on a new adventure three years after the first film, where she must save her people by restoring the heart of Te Fiti after the storm god Nalo sinks the island of Motufetu. With a diverse crew, Moana faces challenges and ultimately sacrifices herself, leading to her revival as a demigoddess and the restoration of the ocean's connections. The film explores themes of unity, courage, and gender roles, showcasing Moana as a strong, independent leader focused on self-discovery rather than romance.

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Moana 2: Restoring Te Fiti's Heart

Moana 2 follows Moana on a new adventure three years after the first film, where she must save her people by restoring the heart of Te Fiti after the storm god Nalo sinks the island of Motufetu. With a diverse crew, Moana faces challenges and ultimately sacrifices herself, leading to her revival as a demigoddess and the restoration of the ocean's connections. The film explores themes of unity, courage, and gender roles, showcasing Moana as a strong, independent leader focused on self-discovery rather than romance.

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BIÑAN CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL - WEST CAMPUS

Iverson Nomorsa

12 - Gallagher

“Moana 2”

"I am Moana of Motunui. You will board my boat, sail across the sea, and restore the heart of

Te Fiti." The greatest line of the movie series. Moana 2 is set three years after the events of the first

film and is co-directed by Ron Clements and John Musker. The story follows Moana as she embarks

on a new adventure, receiving a vision from her ancestor, Tautai Vasa, who warns her that the storm

god Nalo has sunk the legendary island of Motufetu, severing the ocean's connection between

islands. To save her people, Moana sets sail with a diverse crew, which includes the resourceful

Loto, historian Moni, and the grumpy farmer Keke. Meanwhile, Maui is imprisoned by Matangi, a

bat goddess under Nalo’s control.

Facing challenges from the Kakamora and dangerous sea creatures, Moana and her crew

reach Motufetu, where Moana sacrifices herself to break Nalo's curse. Her bravery inspires Maui and

her ancestors to revive her as a demigoddess. Together, they restore the island and reestablish the

ocean's connections between its people. The film concludes with a celebration, though a mid-credits

scene hints at Nalo’s potential revenge, suggesting a future sequel. Themes of unity, courage, and

destiny define Moana’s journey.


BIÑAN CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL - WEST CAMPUS

From a feminist or gender criticism perspective, Moana challenges traditional gender roles by

presenting a strong, independent female protagonist. Moana is not defined by romance or a male

counterpart; rather, her journey is focused on self-discovery, leadership, and perseverance. She defies

societal expectations placed upon her as the future chief, illustrating that women can be strong

leaders without adhering to traditional norms.

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