\r\n Simba is a young lion prince who is full of energy. He hugely\r\n admires\r\n his\r\n father\r\n Mufasa, the king.\r\n Mufasa’s sudden death shocks Simba, leaving him unsure of his own\r\n identity.\r\n
\r\n\r\n He runs away, only to eventually return as a young adult lion to\r\n take\r\n his\r\n place\r\n as King of the Pridelands.\r\n
\r\n\n Mufasa is a strong, brave and wise king and an understanding father.\n
\n\n He teaches Simba about being a responsible leader, and the importance of the\n great\n circle of life.\n
\nSimba, everything exists in a delicate balance. As King, you need to understand that balance and respect all the creatures – from the crawling ant to the leaping antelope.
\"\n quote={true}\n color=\"orange\"\n copyVerticalPosition=\"toTop\"\n copyVerticalPositionSm=\"toTop\"\n copyVerticalPositionMd=\"toTop\"\n />\n\n Nala is a lioness cub who is best friends with Simba and equally\n inquisitive.\n
\nNala grows into a courageous and determined adult lioness who discovers Simba in the wilderness and encourages him to return home to become King.
\"\n quote={false}\n color=\"orange\"\n copyVerticalPositionSm=\"toTop\"\n />\n\n Rafiki is a spiritual guide who appears at key moments in the story\n to\n guide Simba on his path. The character of Rafiki is inspired by\n South African\n Sangoma who are\n respected members of the community, trusted to heal and guide\n others.\n
\n\n Oh, yes... the past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can\n either\n run\n from it, or\n you can learn from it.\n
\n\n Zazu is a hornbill and Mufasa’s most trusted advisor. He is extremely loyal to\n the\n king and takes his duties seriously. Zazu likes to stick to the rules and keep\n things orderly.\n
\n\n Scar is the younger brother of Mufasa and Simba’s uncle. He is bitter\n and\n untrustworthy, believing that he should be King.\n
\n\n Scar ruthlessly kills Mufasa and proves to be a weak and selfish\n leader.\n
\nTimon, a street-wise meerkat and Pumbaa, a warm-hearted warthog, are\n best friends with a problem-free philosophy.
\nThey take Simba under their wing when he runs away from home and turn\n out to be loyal, dedicated, funny companions!
\n\n It means no worries for the rest of your days!\n
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