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Scar ist eine animierte Figur, die als Hauptgegner in Disneys The Lion King-Franchise auftritt. Er wurde von den Drehbuchautoren Irene Mecchi, Jonathan Roberts und Linda Woolverton kreiert und von Andreas Deja animiert. Dort erlebt Simba Mufasas Tod, nur dass sich Scar während des Traumes in Kovu verwandelt. Scar wird auch von Zira erwähnt. Scars Kindheit. In seiner Kindheit. Disney Store The Lion King Mega Figur Spielset, Original Disney. 4,4 von 5 Sternen 9. Der König der Löwen (Originaltitel: The Lion King) ist ein computeranimierter Sein Onkel Scar jedoch ist noch immer neidisch und will Simbas Tod. Er erzählt. Der König der Löwen (Originaltitel: The Lion King) ist der abendfüllende Zeichentrickfilm und von Disney in Auftrag gegebenen Buchreihe (The Lion King Six New Adventures), die unter anderem Scars und Mufasas Jugend beleuchtet. Schau dir unsere Auswahl an scar lion king an, um die tollsten einzigartigen oder spezialgefertigten, handgemachten Stücke aus unseren Shops zu finden. - SCAR Origin: The Lion King () It's kind of nice to see a real royal struggle in a Disney film, with conspiracies and plotting and such. Scar is the.
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Intro Rated: E. Location: My Portfolio. Chapter 4 Scar's Pride Scar : And he's absolutely right! It's far too dangerous. Only the bravest lions go there.
Young Simba : Well, I'm brave. What's out there? Young Simba : Why not? Scar : Simba, Simba, I'm only looking out for the well-being of my favorite nephew.
Young Simba : Yeah, right. I'm your only nephew. Scar : All the more reason for me to be protective. An elephant graveyard is no place for a young prince.
Young Simba : An elephant what? Scar : Oops! Oh, dear, I've said too much! Well, I suppose you'd have found out sooner or later, you being so clever and all.
Just promise me you'll never visit that dreadful place! Young Simba : No problem! Scar : There's a good lad. You run along now and have fun.
And remember Scar : Mufasa's death was a terrible tragedy; but to lose Simba, who had barely begun to live For me it is a deep personal loss. So it is with a heavy heart that I assume the throne.
Yet, out of the ashes of this tragedy, we shall rise to greet the dawning of a new era Banzai : I thought things were bad under Mufasa.
Scar : What did you say? Banzai : I said Muf Banzai : I said, uh Que pasa? Scar : Good. Now get out. Banzai : Yeah, but Adult Simba : Tell them the truth.
Scar : Truth? But truth is in the eye of the behold All right. I did it. Adult Simba : So they can hear you. Banzai : Hey, Boss! Scar : Oh, what is it this time?
Banzai : We've got a bone to pick with you! Shenzi : I'll handle this. Scar, there's no food, no water Banzai : Yeah, it's dinner time, and we ain't got no stinkin' entrees.
Scar : It's the lionesses' job to do the hunting. Banzai : Yeah, but they won't go hunt. Scar : Oh Zazu : Oh, you wouldn't want me.
I'd be so tough and gamey and Scar : Oh, Zazu, don't be ridiculous. All you need is a little garnish. Young Simba : What am I gonna do? Scar : Run.
Run away, and never return. Scar : Kill him. Sarabi : Mufasa? It's me. Sarabi : Simba? But how? Adult Simba : It doesn't matter. I'm home. Scar : Simba?
Well, it sure is a surprise to see you Scar Scar : Ahh, my friends. Shenzi : Friends? I thought he said we were the enemy.
Banzai : That's what I heard. Ed the Hyena : Oo-oo-ooh, he-he, he-he-he. Zazu : I'm here to announce that King Mufasa's on his way.
So you'd better have a good excuse for missing the ceremony this morning. Zazu : Ha! You'll lose more than that when the King gets through with you.
He's as mad as a hippo with a hernia Banzai : Oh, Scar, it's just you. Shenzi : We were afraid it was somebody important.
Banzai : Yeah, you know, like Mufasa. Scar : I see. Banzai : Now that's power. Shenzi : Tell me about it.
I just hear that name and I shudder. Banzai : Mufasa! Shenzi : Ooooh! Do it again! Banzai : Mufasa, Mufasa, Mufasa!
Shenzi : And it tingles me! But this time, Daddy isn't here to save you. Banzai : Yeah, be prepared! This, although not as a stand-alone piece of information, provides further evidence for Scar's, and his intelligence's, able and successful leadership.
I ask that he either refrain from making these assumptions in the future, or that he not use my own similar assumptions as a way to degrade the argument that I am making.
By my opponent's logic, I could, within the boundaries of his usage, but not within the boundaries which he has set for me, respond to the question I have been asked with, "What's to say that it was?
At no point, in any of the films, is there any indication that the Pridelands were at any point suffering a decline.
They are consistently described as rich and sustaining. The territory that the hyenas were banished to was presumably outside the Pridelands, since it was referred to as the hyenas' territory, and they were also said to have been banished.
This suggests that they were not merely confined to a certain area which they depleted, but removed from land that could sustain them, leaving the question previously posed.
He fails to recognize the likelihood that Scar intended to reduce the number of predators in the Pridelands, both lions and hyenas, so that members of all species could survive there, not only the lions that lived under Mufasa's and Ahadi's rule.
Scar recognized the possibility of both lions and hyenas surviving at an equal rate, not just a single group. The lions under Ahadi, Mufasa, and later, Simba, held a monopoly over the food supply, leaving the "lower class" of hyenas to starve.
I must ask my opponent, how is one elite class better than another? Also, there is no evidence in the film stating that the hyenas, also predators, did not hunt.
This is an assumption made by my opponent. As to Scar's supply of food, he is the last surviving male of the pride.
If he starves, there is no generation to follow. The rest shows him learning "no worries" from a meerkat and a pig, and growing physically stronger, yet my opponent makes the case that this made for an ideal leader?
I will speak to the "just ruler" remark later in this round. They wish to operate under the same ruling system, only a different leader, Zira.
The lionesses that made up this revolt came from the same pride as the other lionesses, showing that a revolt was possible. There is no evidence that a fight would not have ensued against Simba had Scar not confessed.
Also, this case in no way proves Simba's leadership capacity as my opponent states. Simba, a male, depended on the lionesses to keep him and the pride alive.
Had he killed anyone with ties to Scar, he would only doom himself. The fact that Scar had roughly as many supporters as Simba at the time of their banishment furthers the point that Scar was a successful ruler.
Also, being next-in-line for the throne does not make for a "good" king, only a proper one. If a more capable ruler was present, then a revolt becomes more attractive.
This proves Simba's partial failure as a leader, as well as Scar's success, in the form of a lasting legacy that his supporters would die for.
A hero generally is forced to make a sacrifice for the greater good. Saving hundreds of lives is an admirable and possibly heroic cause, even if the means of doing so are considered immoral by some.
An oppressor to the masses was killed, freeing them. This can be seen when taken out of the tragic context that the film put it in.
He did not, however, provide all definitions of the word. He conveniently added the definition that supports his case, while leaving out the one that supports mine.
Therefore, I feel I must add this for the voters to be aware of. Protagonist - a leader, proponent, or supporter of a cause Antagonist - one that contends with or opposes another By these definitions, my usage in the question and throughout my argument remain valid I ask the voters and my opponent to look outside of what the films are showing you about right and wrong.
Then, and only then, you may see that you have been mislead by popular opinion, and through closer analysis, the true hero of this story will become clear.
Report this Argument Con Oho, boy. Rebuttal: 1. Pro My opponent misinterprets my points against his observation.
My second point stated that one cannot discredit their opponent's logic without evidence, while the third stated that one's logic can be based on assumptions gathered from the evidence.
No contradiction takes place, only a need for evidence to make assumptions and draw conclusions. My opponent and I have discussed the lack of availability online of the resources mentioned, as they are primarily in print.
However, this is neither a evidence pointing away from Scar's abilities as a leader, or b evidence proving Mufasa's inherent "good". Scar's intelligence is shown throughout the film in his ability to manipulate situations and individuals toward his goals, not simply through his opinion.
Con argues that Mufasa took the throne at age 9, yet there is no true way to determine Mufasa's age, other than that he must be older than 3.
An estimate of Mufasa's remaining reign cannot be considered accurate. It is shown in the Elephant Graveyard that hundreds of hyenas survived on very little food.
This means that another outside cause MUST have been present to force the herds to leave. The sickly appearance of the land at the end of Scar's rule, as well as its flammability, suggests a large drought.
Such an event would force prey to move in search of water. Since the massive increase of food needs that my opponent believes there was would RAPIDLY decrease the population of prey, this influx cannot have been as drastic as he would have the voters believe.
Being that there is no official reason for the hyenas' banishment, any theories put forward by my opponent or myself will be only speculation.
To avoid speculating, I will not provide an alternative reason for the original banishment. If Scar's purpose for gaining the throne was to gain limitless power over the Pridelanders, would he have remained in a situation in which they would starve?
Kill the subjects my opponent believes he was so desperate to gain? This would leave him with no one to rule over, an entirely illogical chain of events for a power-hungry leader.
Therefore, I maintain that Scar ruled with the goal of lowering populations of both lions and hyenas, allowing members of both species to live.
Also, and I realize that this is a minor contradiction, hyenas are primarily scavengers, living off of other predators remaining hunts.
The lionesses would have to slightly increase their workload, a reasonable task, seeing their success without the hyenas, and leave some nourishment for the hyenas, as is the natural way.
Kovu, an incredibly young cub at the END of Scar's reign, would be far too young to rule in the event of Scar's death, and nonexistent early in Scar's reign.
Simba's developmental years were spent trying to push away his past, not to become a better leader as he should have been.
Though I am aware that he was uninformed about his status in the pride, the fact remains that he was entirely unprepared for the position he took.
The single moment of maturity was greatly dampened by the years preceding it. Killing the ONE lion capable of clearing his name, even when he wasn't aware that his name should be cleared, would have doomed Simba.
In addition, the pride was aware that Simba was a cub at the time of Mufasa's death, so it is unlikely that he would have been killed even if Scar hadn't confessed.
Con makes the mistake of stating that the lionesses jump to Simba's rule, while a large percentage remain true to Scar.
Stating that the Outlanders rejoined the Pridelands at the end of the sequel is true Simba was prepared to battle to the death, recklessly risking the lives of those in his own pride.
The union was a result of the actions of Kovu and Kiara, which lessened the tensions that Simba had a large hand in creating, not ending.
Simba grudgingly accepts the resolution, he was not responsible for it. Being that my opponent did not comment on my attack, stating that Simba's birthright did NOT make him a good or just king, the point carries through this round.
Firstly, he makes the assumption that the hero of a story must be successful in each and every thing that they set out to do, which is entirely false.
Secondly, Scar DID save lives, just not the ones that the film or my opponent deem worthy of saving. As I have shown, the hyenas consumed far less food than the lions, and they managed to coexist for several years.
Lionesses doing what they've been doing since the species has existed, hunting, does not show oppression, it is continuation.
The fact that they did not leave food behind for a population of scavengers, as is the natural way, shows the elite class that existed under Mufasa.
Some lions and some hyenas may have eventually died under Scar, but the balance would be restored, and a single species would not be singled out to die entirely by the wishes of those that would live.
Also, any killing of another is murder, I'm not arguing that Scar didn't kill Mufasa. However, look to the French Revolution, an oddly similar example.
An oppressive monarch was executed, freeing the masses under a new leader. Was the monarch murdered?
Was he good and just? This situation is almost exactly the same. My opponent even points out that this is a common error, meaning that this connotation is more widely accepted than the appropriate definition.
I will admit that the phrasing of the question may have been technically improper, however, Con did not respond in a single sentence that amounted to "The story followed Simba, he was clearly the main character.
To conclude, I ask that you remove yourselves from the dramatic story for a moment, in which a vile uncle's greed led to a terrible murder, and the heroic son comes to reclaim his birthright to save everyone from certain doom.
Look at the timeline, and how it shows that things did NOT quickly fall apart for Scar. Look at the relations before and after Scar's death between all groups presented to you.
You will see, if you can overcome the emotions that the film tapped into, that Scar was the most just ruler to the most subjects.
He was the most successful in maintaining peace, and the most efficient in usage of resources available.
That Simba and Mufasa, the "heroes", were oppressive and unjust to the many, and kind to the few that the film follows. These true villains caused the deaths of too many, while maintaining their elite support.
Report this Argument Con Great speech; I look forward to the final round. Pro I would like to thank Con for an excellent debate, and I would also like to apologize for the circumstances surrounding his arguments last round.
For the voters, I am also very busy these next few days, being finals week, and I simply cannot afford to wait for Con to finish his arguments during my time to argue.
I asked Con in a PM to finish his arguments by a certain time, and at the time of this writing, nothing had been posted. Therefore, any arguments in the comments for this round must be considered invalid, as I will have already responded to those presented.
Thank you for the clarification, this observation, I accept. I stated that Mufasa relies only on his strength as a leader, not that he was unintelligent.
Scar's manipulations are proof of intelligence, and they do NOT show that he cares only for himself.
I would like to point out, once again, that Scar's actions pulled hundreds out of starvation, yet Con states that he cares only for his own agenda.
I would like to thank Con for spelling out the aging process, but I see one fatal flaw. He states that "it can be proven that Mufasa would have reigned longer than Scar.
It also happens to be exactly what happened to Scar. I'd like to note that the drought, which forced all the prey to leave, ended not a half hour after Sarabi confronted Scar about it.
Had Simba not shown, the water supply would have been restored, and the herds would have returned as they did at the end of the film.
This would restore the balance that had existed before the drastic event, and in turn, restored the ability of both lion and hyena to survive.
If Simba hadn't killed Scar, albeit indirectly, his reign would have continued to flourish. Sarabi wouldn't confront Scar after they started dying off, it would have to be before.
The situation is also true with the hyenas. How difficult would it be to pack up and leave if they were starving to death?
In addition, in accepting a drought toward the end of Scar's reign, Con accepts that overhunting did NOT cause the lack of prey, as he has argued throughout the debate.
As I have stated many a time, Scar hoped to rebalance the populations of lions and hyenas. The drought was a way to thin the herd, as had been his goal throughout his reign.
Das Drehbuch schrieb Jeff Nathanson. Irritierend ist diese neue Ästhetik aber auch, weil Regisseur Jon Favreau sich ansonsten strikt an die Vorlage hält. Den Drehbuchautoren sei es nicht gelungen, Prison Break Trailer Deutsch zu erklären und eine insgesamt überzeugende Geschichte zu erzählen. Als Nala Simba von Scars schlechter Herrschaft erzählt Blizz Tv sich Simba, zurückzukehren, da er mit seinem neuen Leben zufrieden ist und noch immer Mufasas Tod als seine Schuld betrachtet. In Hercules taucht Scar als Löwenfell auf, das von Hercules getragen wird. Beide wollen als König den Namen ihres Bruders nicht mehr hören. Zudem wird die Weekend Film angewendet, einzelne Ereignisse in optisch ähnlicher oder gegensätzlicher Weise zu wiederholen und deren Wirkung dadurch zu verstärken. Immer Noch Eine Unbequeme Wahrheit - Unsere Zeit Läuft Simba : Oooh. AU Scar dies while Simba is saved and Mufasa lives. DonT Knock Twice Handlung : And it Alvin Und Die Chipmunks 3 Stream me! Con argues that Mufasa took the throne at age 9, yet there is no true way to determine Mufasa's age, other than Jesse Ibbenbüren he Kramer Gegen Kramer be older than 3. This is not true; I am not attacking elitism itself, but the fact that Scar's elitism put an unbearable strain on the lionesses to hunt, and the prey to survive. BanzaiShenzi : Yeah, all Movie5k
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Scar's Story!Unless he intends to back out of his word, it is his responsibility to prove that Mufasa was not intelligent.
The only evidence he has provided is Scar's anecdotal claim and the fact that he is manipulative. While I will admit that he is manipulative, the fact that he is shows that he only cares about his own agenda.
Scar's claim of intelligence should be disregarded as it is anecdotal. And, contrary to what Pro thinks, it can be proven that Mufasa takes the throne at age 9.
According to the ages I presented in my last speech, we can figure that Mufasa was born when Ahadi was around 5. Since it is assumed Ahadi died of old age, and lions live to be 14, Mufasa would have taken the throne when he was 9.
Therefore, it can be proven that Mufasa would have reigned longer than Scar. Overhunting: Even if there was a drought as my opponent claims, the fact remains that many animals died under Scar's rule, despite my opponent's claims that he was trying to save them.
Also, my opponent has not addressed the fact that he blatantly denied the option of leaving the Pridelands. And so, while I am willing to accept that a drought occurred, the fact remains that Scar cares nothing for the life of the pride.
Elitism: Contrary to what my opponent claims, hyenas do hunt[1]. Because of this, bringing so many hyenas into the Pridelands unbalanced the ecosystem, again resulting in many deaths.
The drought my opponent claims happened only exacerbated it, but didn't cause it. And it says in the movie that Kovu is Scar's handpicked heir.
Scar wouldn't be able to handpick anyone if Kovu wasn't alive. I apologize, but I have been very busy over the past few days I'm moving and so was unable to get to the computer for any reasonable amount of time.
As such, I will post the rest of my case in the comments. If Pro disagrees with this, he can PM me and we will decide if this round should count as forfeiture.
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The Instigator. Do you like this debate? Report this Argument. Definition: Protagonist: the main character in a novel, play, movie, etc.
Observation 2: Since there is no record of pre-film time in The Lion King , all claims about what might have happened before the events in the movie must be backed up by solid logic, not assumptions.
I will itemize my attacks for organizational purposes. He quoted Scar saying that he "got the lion's share" of brains, but not as much strength.
However, there is no logic behind this claim other than Scar's word. It takes more than just brute strength to rule a kingdom, and Mufasa had managed to keep a very good rule over the Pridelands for his entire life.
This fact directly contradicts Scar's anecdotal claim. It is distinctly possible that the king who banished the hyenas did so for what, apparently, my opponent considers a valid reason: sacrificing a few lives to save many.
Based on what happens when Scar brings back the hyenas, there are massive amounts of over hunting. My opponent asked what the hyenas could have done to deserve banishment.
Perhaps they did exactly what they do when Scar brings them back: ate too much. As the hyenas consumed all of the food in the Pridelands, they not only affect themselves, but the lions, and all other animals, predator and prey on the savannas.
By eating all of the food, they are dooming not only themselves, but the lions to starvation. They were most likely banished so that the natural event of predators dying and balancing out the ecosystem that my opponent described could take place.
Knowing that his actions would most likely mean the downfall of the Pridelands, Scar still continues with his plan, purely to sate his own desire to rule.
There is a scene in which Scar is asking Sarabi why the lionesses aren't hunting, and Sarabi says that they don't have enough food to hunt.
She poses the ultimatum: leave Pride Rock or starve to death. Stubbornly, with no thought to those that he supposedly staged his coup to save, Scar retains his elitist regime, even at the cost of the entire Pridelands.
This shows an amount of greed and selfishness unprecedented by neither Mufasa nor, apparently, Ahadi. It is clear from the scene during which Scar sings "Be Prepared" that the hyenas far outnumber the lionesses This has obvious detriments.
First of all, there is the enormous workload that Scar's actions put on the lionesses. Having to hunt for potentially hundreds of hyenas, plus themselves, and Scar, who, based on his lack of hunger complaints and the amount of bones strewn about his throne room, is not lacking in food.
This again brings into question the "heroism" of Scar. However, looking at this from a critical standpoint, the whole point of that space of time is to show how much Mufasa's death affected him, and how he coped with it.
Besides that, it juxtaposes the carefree, happy-go-lucky king that Simba is projected to be in the song "I Just Can't Wait to be King" with the majestic, powerful, and just ruler that he turns out to be.
First of all, I would like to point out that, based on the ruling system of the pride, only male lions can rule. So, for all we know, there could have been many conflicts between Scar and the lionesses.
However, they could never openly revolt because they could not rule. This idea is reinforced because when Simba, the rightful heir to the throne returns, they do revolt; now they have someone who can rule in Scar's stead.
However, my opponent failed to mention the fact that the lionesses only started fighting after Scar confessed to being the killer.
Besides disproving my opponent's point, this shows Simba's superior leadership and honesty. If we look at Simba's banishment that way, you can see that Simba was actually being merciful.
He could have killed all of them for treason, and because they posed a threat to the throne. But instead, he only exiled them, resulting in them remaining alive long enough for them to revolt again.
The fact that they revolted a second time perfectly illustrates my point that Simba was right in banishing them.
If he had let them stay, it would have been that much easier for them to sow dissension among the lions and lionesses, and incite a full-scale rebellion, potentially toppling Simba from his rightful place on the throne.
Even if Scar did do it to "save hundreds of lives", it is still murder. Lives cannot justly be weighed against other lives. It is not Scar's duty to decide who lives and who dies.
Contrary to popular belief, the protagonist is not "the good guy", it is merely the main character. The fact that very little of the movie's story is focused around Scar, and almost all of it is centered around Simba shows that Simba is, in fact, the protagonist.
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This debate either has an Elo score requirement or is to be voted on by a select panel of judges. Pro Although Simba was portrayed as the clear-cut protagonist in Disney's "The Lion King", and Scar as the antagonist, this viewpoint is made for a Disney-age audience.
When examined closer, Scar's actions begin to become not only justifiable, but potentially heroic as well. Meanwhile, Simba and Mufasa become the antagonists against the "Dark Prince".
Ahadi's selection of Mufasa as his successor shows baffling favoritism of strength over intelligence. Scar states in the film, and I look forward to any disagreement, that "as far as brains go, I got the lion's share.
But, when it comes to brute strength, I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool. The banishment of the hyenas was the other pre-film event that needed to be explained in order to prevent this case.
Under Ahadi's, or perhaps a previous king, rule, the entire species of hyenas were banished from the rich and sustaining Pridelands. What could have happened to condemn an entire species to die, albeit indirectly?
Mufasa upholds this ruling, which makes him an oppressor of the army that Scar later raises. In the film, we see Mufasa passing on his wisdom to Simba, which will later be the basis of his rule in the sequel.
Because of this dependence on his father's teachings, it can be assumed that Simba would carry on Mufasa's support of the banishment of the hyenas.
It can also be assumed, to a degree, that Scar is aware of this dependence as well. We learn off screen that Scar has discovered that the hyenas, as a species, do not deserve to waste away and eventually die of starvation.
He is also aware, as stated in the previous paragraph, that Simba would continue Mufasa's policies in the event of Mufasa's death. Killing Mufasa and the attempt to kill Simba can be seen in one of two primary ways.
The first being the one that the film intended, a power-hungry tyrant willing to do anything for the throne. Or, as I believe, it can be seen as a necessary way to prevent the deaths of hundreds, which can be seen in the "Be Prepared" scene, at the price of two deaths.
With Mufasa and Simba gone, Scar brings his army into a land where they can survive. The over hunting that occurs, a minimum of three years later, is a natural process that occurs when there are too many predators for the available to prey to sustain.
Some predators die off, and the levels return to a balance. Being that this process is a bit too intense for Disney, it is shown as a way to further show that Scar's coup was a disaster, and that Simba must return to save them all from Scar's tyranny.
Meanwhile, in the Oasis, Simba spends at least three years, based on his visible aging, frolicking through the jungle learning not to worry about anything.
Less than ideal training for the heroic king-to-be of the film. Going back to Scar, I feel the need to reinstate this. He spend at least three years ruling, and the confrontation with Sarabi is the only episode of conflict we see between Scar and the rest of his pride.
We can assume, because of this, that Scar's rule was at least successful enough to keep everyone in line for years before serious conflict arose.
When Simba does finally return, he confesses to killing Mufasa. A battle ensues, and Scar admits to killing Mufasa. This would cause reasonable confusion among the other members of the pride.
In the sequel, we learn that Simba has banished everyone that did not rapidly accept him, instead of allowing reasonable time to process all that had occurred.
This rightfully causes tensions with those banished, and the entire conflict of the sequel was created. By the end, we learn that the vast majority of those banished did, in fact, come to accept Simba as a leader.
However, there are two obstacles that are in his way, his brother, and his nephew. He sometimes tries to teach his nephew his ways, but alas there is a bird that tires to get in his way.
Still, after a failed attempt to at least get the boy out of the way with the help of some hyenas in the Elephant Graveyard, he thought of a new plan.
A dastardly plan. All he needed is some time alone with Simba It was the day after, and Scar lured Simba into coming with him to the middle of a gorge.
Scar's new plan involved ordering his hyenas to cause a stampede with horde of Wildebeest, that will hopefully kill the boy, along with his brother, who he will inform of the stamped and die with his son.
Oh yes, it was absolutely perfect! Though, there was an urge Scar couldn't handle well. An urge that drives him to think terrible thoughts An urge that could be a non-issue if only he took up his brothers offer to mate with any of the lionesses that are ruled under him.
Scar pinned his eyes on Simba, and he decided to pull one last trick before his plan takes action. Scar sighed, "Your father will be coming soon.
But I do have a question. Did he punish you for the trouble you caused yesterday? Simba huddled back slightly, "Not-not really. He scolded me-" "That's it?!
A little talking to? Oh my oh my, maybe I shouldn't have invited you here since you weren't punished," "Uncle Scar, please, I'll make up for what I did, I promise!
Simba gulped, "What, what will you do? Simba was surprised and cried out in pain, "I said keep quiet! Scar proceeded to deflower his nephew. He moved his hips in a rhythmic motion, back and forth in Simba, who was crying silently, his eyes watering, feeling shame for what he did.
Scar only went faster and harder, tearing up Simba's little butt-hole, roaring in passion as he was fucking him. Though this wasn't enough, his ego demanded he saw his nephew's eyes in pain.
Scar took out his hard cock, throbbing, ready to blow a load. Simba obeyed and rolled, his eyes looking dead-set in his uncle's. Scar licked Simba's face and whispered in his ear, "I do this because I care for you The evil lion then slowly inserted his large member into the young cub, seeing his nephews eyes squirm as his dick was being forced inside his nephew's just made Scar's day even better for him.
He started the motion again, starting out slow, to really drag out Simba's 'punishment', and with each passing minute, he goes faster, and harder, and faster, and harder, and faster, and harder into the cub.
Simba couldn't hold back his tears at all, and Scar was laughing all the way. It was time, time for Scar to understand what happiness was. He blew his load into the cub, causing both of them to feel wet and sticky.
Inside Simba, something strange will occur. Simba was special for reasons almost no one knows. He was the only male in his pride to carry a cub, and now, he will carry Scar's child, whether he wanted to or not As Scar finished, he huffed and puffed, and felt dirty.
He felt terrible. He saw Simba crying with blank eyes, and he ran far away. He commanded the hyenas to start the stampede and he dashed to his brother to continue on with his plan.
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An elephant graveyard is no place for a young prince. Young Simba : An elephant what? Scar : Oops! Oh, dear, I've said too much!
Well, I suppose you'd have found out sooner or later, you being so clever and all. Just promise me you'll never visit that dreadful place!
Young Simba : No problem! Scar : There's a good lad. You run along now and have fun. And remember Scar : Mufasa's death was a terrible tragedy; but to lose Simba, who had barely begun to live For me it is a deep personal loss.
So it is with a heavy heart that I assume the throne. Yet, out of the ashes of this tragedy, we shall rise to greet the dawning of a new era Banzai : I thought things were bad under Mufasa.
Scar : What did you say? Banzai : I said Muf Banzai : I said, uh Que pasa? Scar : Good. Now get out. Banzai : Yeah, but Adult Simba : Tell them the truth.
Scar : Truth? But truth is in the eye of the behold All right. I did it. Adult Simba : So they can hear you. Banzai : Hey, Boss! Scar : Oh, what is it this time?
Banzai : We've got a bone to pick with you! Shenzi : I'll handle this. Scar, there's no food, no water Banzai : Yeah, it's dinner time, and we ain't got no stinkin' entrees.
Scar : It's the lionesses' job to do the hunting. Banzai : Yeah, but they won't go hunt. Scar : Oh Zazu : Oh, you wouldn't want me.
I'd be so tough and gamey and Scar : Oh, Zazu, don't be ridiculous. All you need is a little garnish. Young Simba : What am I gonna do?
Scar : Run. Run away, and never return. Scar : Kill him. Sarabi : Mufasa? It's me. Sarabi : Simba? But how?
Adult Simba : It doesn't matter. I'm home. Scar : Simba? Well, it sure is a surprise to see you Scar Scar : Ahh, my friends. Shenzi : Friends?
I thought he said we were the enemy. Banzai : That's what I heard. Ed the Hyena : Oo-oo-ooh, he-he, he-he-he. Zazu : I'm here to announce that King Mufasa's on his way.
So you'd better have a good excuse for missing the ceremony this morning. Zazu : Ha! You'll lose more than that when the King gets through with you.
He's as mad as a hippo with a hernia Banzai : Oh, Scar, it's just you. Shenzi : We were afraid it was somebody important.
Banzai : Yeah, you know, like Mufasa. Scar : I see. Banzai : Now that's power. Shenzi : Tell me about it. I just hear that name and I shudder. Banzai : Mufasa!
Shenzi : Ooooh! Do it again! Banzai : Mufasa, Mufasa, Mufasa! Shenzi : And it tingles me! But this time, Daddy isn't here to save you.
Banzai : Yeah, be prepared! We'll be prepared Scar : For the death of the king! Banzai : Why? Is he sick?
Scar : No, fool, we're going to kill him. And Simba, too. Shenzi : Hey, great idea! Who needs a king? Scar : Idiots! Banzai : Hey, but you said that
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