Exploring the Themes of PIXAR's Boundin

The story follows a lamb with a shiny coat who loves to dance. One day, a jackalope arrives and helps the lamb embrace his new appearance after being shorn. The lamb learns to find joy in his new self and continues to dance, realizing that change is a part of life. The jackalope serves as a guide, teaching the lamb to look beyond appearances and find happiness within.

What was the lamb extremely proud of?

• His ability to sing

• His speed

• His ability to fly

• His sparkling coat

How did the lamb's neighbors react to his dancing initially?

• They were indifferent

• They joined in

• They laughed at him

• They were jealous

Who visited the lamb, changing his perspective?

• A playful rabbit

• A great American Jackalope

• A wise old owl

• A cunning fox

What does the Jackalope represent in the story?

• Laziness

• Hope and wisdom

• Jealousy

• Fear and danger

What was the lamb's initial reaction to his new appearance?

• He was embarrassed

• He was happy

• He was angry

• He didn't care

What did the Jackalope suggest is not important?

• Having many friends

• The color of one's coat

• The ability to dance

• The opinion of others

What lesson does the Jackalope impart about self-worth?

• It's unchangeable

• It comes from within

• It's based on others' opinions

• It depends on one's appearance

According to the Jackalope, what should you do when you're down?

• Look around and appreciate what you have

• Blame others

• Give up

• Try to change yourself

What is the key to the lamb's happiness according to the Jackalope?

• Finding new friends

• Acceptance and resilience

• Ignoring his problems

• Changing his coat back

What did the lamb learn to do despite his changed appearance?

• Fly

• Disappear

• Dance again

• Sing