Research Paper On Brother Bear

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Brother Bear “Brother Bear” is the story of three brothers who lived a long time ago in a distant land which now is called North West America. The youngest of three brothers, Kenai, is about to receive a personal totem - a symbol that the Great Spirit gives to him as the guide of life. When Tanana, the shaman of the tribe gave to Kenai a bear, the symbol of love, the young man was very disappointed. He was thinking of something else, grander, such as an eagle, like his brother Sitka, or a wolf as his brother Denahi has. After a bear took the life of his oldest brother, Stika, Kenai was looking for revenge. He followed that bear and eventually, he killed him. As a result, he was turned into a bear, and in this way, he had the opportunity to learn important things of life, such as courage and kindness. Kenai is visited by the spirit of his dead brother, Stika, which is telling him that if he wants to turn back into a human, he must travel to a special place, where “the lights touch the Earth”, the Northern Lights. Kenai started his journey to the place mentioned by his brother and the little bear …show more content…

He is with Koda, but he dreams of Nita, a beautiful young woman who he has known and saved her from a dangerous situation when he was very young. That time he gave to Nita an amulet with the promise that they would be friends forever, but the destiny made them never to meet again. Nita is ready to marry Atka, but she is still linked to Kenai. The only way Nita can live a happy life is to go with Kenai at that place where she received the amulet from him and to burn it together. Thus, Kenai and Koda went to meet Nita and they burned the amulet together. Little Koda showed again his love for Kenai and asks the spirits to turn him back in a human being. The true friendship and love eventually occur at the end of the movie, when Kenai prefers to remain bear to be with Koda and Nita is transformed into a bear,

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