After watching “The Lion King” by Walt Disney Feature Animation, I chose to focus on Simba’s character development and narration. I made this decision because throughout the movie, I realized that Simba wasn’t very reliable. After carefully analyzing Simba and his actions, I quickly realized that he was a Naif. Through his nave qualities, the plot line was able to move in the direction of fear, because of Scar’s tricks and evil plans against Simba. The movie starts off with Simba being born into a royal family and having an evil uncle, Scar. Scar was supposed to be king, but his older brother Mufasa had Simba, so that put Simba next in line. This made Scar very jealous and plans to have Mufasa stampeded by a herd of wildebeests and use Simba as a bait to …show more content…
While analyzing the narrator’s techniques, I realized that he was a Naif in the beginning while he was a child. After Simba grew up, he realized the truth about things that he didn’t know as a nave child. A good example of this is when Scar tricked poor nave Simba and told him to go to the Elephant graveyard. Scar did this by saying that only brave lions can go to the Elephant graveyard, and that made young Simba believe that since he will be king soon, he was brave enough. He went with his friend Nala and put both of them in danger. Another example is when Scar once again tricked young Simba after Mufasa’s death and told him to run away and never come back. After Simba ran away to the desert, he stayed there until he was grown up and learned from his mistakes. Nala finds Simba and asks him for help back at Pride Rock. She says how Scar became king and everything is going terrible. So, Simba and Nala go back to Pride Rock, and everyone finds out that Scar was the one who killed Mufasa. This makes Simba fight him to his death and the hyenas end up finishing him
imaginary land like Middle Earth within the span of a couple of hours. But very few movies have the power to not only transport you to diffrent place, but have that special something that makes you come back to them again and again. Disney’s The Lion King is one of those movies. The reasons why I like it are: it blends humor, family drama and memorable music into one movie, it has the resonance to stand not just as a great cartoon but as an emotionally charged movie, and it has that certain Disney
Oskar Fransson Mr. Roley Reading and Language Art 29 April 2014 The Empire of Mali The Empire of Mali Have you ever seen the movie “Lion King”? In this paper you are going to read a little bit about the real Lion King. He is a human, but he and the Lion King have some things in common. By the time he died, he had created an empire called Mali. The Mali empire controlled the gold-salt trade, created great leaders, and was the dominate country in Africa for many years. The land where Mali was located
new film will be faithful to the original. While we are still high from the D23 overload, let’s take a look at what makes The Lion King a masterpiece. An Incredible Soundtrack A musical cannot be complete without a killer soundtrack and the movie certainly has that. The soundtrack for the film involved not just Hans Zimmer but singer
The Lion King takes place in the African Pride Lands, as the title suggest lions are the kings of the Pride Lands of Africa, ruled by the powerful king Mufasa, he and his mate, Sarbi, raise the joyful Simba. In the dark of the morning all the animals are summoned to Pride Rock in the welcoming ceremony of the young Simba. Simba is introduced to the animal kingdom by Rafiki, similar to a baby being baptized, Simba is held before the kingdom of the Pride Lands. As Simba grows older so does his curiosity
Pride Lands of Africa, a lion rules over the animal kingdom from Pride Rock. King Mufasa's newborn son, Simba, Simba is presented to the assembled animals by Rafiki, a mandrill who serves as a shaman and advisor. Mufasa shows the young Simba the Pride Lands and explains to him the responsibilities of kingship and the "circle of life" which connects all living things. Mufasa's younger brother, Scar, covets the throne and plots to kill Mufasa and Simba so he can become king. He tricks Simba and his
In the world of the arts, The Lion King was a work that imposed the lessons of growing up, handling death, and teamwork to seemingly an entire young generation. The play was first developed into a movie by Walt Disney Feature Animation as a dramatic musical movie. A surge in the box office led to the creation of what has become one of the most iconic Broadway plays in history. The Lion King went on to be the highest grossing Broadway play and also won six trophies at the 1998 Tony Awards. But it’s
The Lion King, a film of sorrow and revenge, focuses on the prince of the Pridelands, Simba. Simba, the son of Mufasa(King of the Pridelands), is a mischievous lion cub that gets caught in a stampede incident; which, results in the death of his father. He believes he is to blame for his father’s death, but he is not. Mufasa’s death is the work of Simba’s vile uncle, Scar. Since the making of this film, many people have compared this movie to the shakespearean tragedy, Hamlet. Though the two works
report on fables rather than the other options, my answer is simply that I don't know that much about fables. I have heard many more fairy tales and folk tales than I have fables, and I would love to research something that has a had a better impact on our lives in a positive way. So with this paper I want to explore and find out more about the famous Aesop and his great works of art. I also want figure out what makes people so attracted to fables and their lessons. I know that stories are important
themselves trapped in a world of their own fantasy, but with no context on how to navigate their way home. They are then lead by an array of strange characters who guide them on their journey. Dorothy meets the scarecrow, the tin man, the cowardly lion, and so on. While Alice crosses paths with the white rabbit, the cheshire cat, the mad hatter, and so on. With the assistance of their companions, both heroines maneuver their way through the challenges each fantasy presents. Perhaps the biggest similarity
psyche blueprint that everyone had in their programed mind. For years he would play with the name of his idea, but in 1919 the word “Archetype” sunk its way into one of his paper. Arche, meaning beginning, and type, meaning pattern or underlying form, was just the word to describe his discovery. Jung spent many years on his research on archetypes, soon growing to describe them as “psycho-physical patterns existing in the universe” because he believed they came from surrounding events and cultures.Then
Synopsis Chinese culture has been evolving for more than one thousand years with one of the most significant influences being the development of the Han dynasty. This paper analyses the ways in which the development of the Han dynasty influenced Chinese culture, to what extent, and why. Knowledge of the Han period’s impact on Chinese culture, is obtained through the analysis of written and archaeological sources depicting the Western Han dynasty (206 B.C.–9 A.D) and Eastern Han dynasty (25–220 A
respect a nursing profession. Furthermore, the nursing profession encourages nurses to gather a variety of information and use it in the clinical setting. Each nurse is able to leave a great impact on an individual or a family. The purpose of this paper is to explain the key qualities: knowledge, empathy, bravery, and moral integrity, that were chosen in our group’s coat of arms assignment and how these qualities represent the nursing profession. However,
Black Research Paper Skeleton Source Outline Alex Hall Mr. Black English 12 CP 7th Period April 7, 2014 The Life and Mind of Nostradamus Nostradamus, arguably the most famous author of prophecies, has been credited for predicting the execution of King Charles I, the abdication of Edward VIII, the rise and fall of Hitler, the assassination of John F Kennedy, and even the planes crashing into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. “Michel De Nostradamus was born in St-Remy-De-Provence., France
Introduction The following assertion intends to provide an in-depth insight into my personal experience observing a trial in the Supreme Court of Victoria. This paper will outline a selection of many pressing issues noticed throughout my observation, more specifically those regarding the law and language in legal arenas along with symbolic and architectural traditions that reinforce prejudice towards those from a low socio-economic background and ethnic minority groups. Furthermore, it will argue
Sending a regular chauffeur and limousine ahead as a decoy, Princess Diana and Al-Fayed left out of a different hotel entrance and entered a Mercedes S-280 driven by Henri Paul. Some photographer's saw This, and began to foll... ... middle of paper ... ...e loses its insatiable curiosity regarding these public figures, the press will begin to look elsewhere for stories that hold the public's interest. Over the course of the 20th century the Supreme Court has breathed life into the text of