Scar's Character Analysis in The Lion King

The transcript features a conversation between Scar, Zazu, and Mufasa. Scar expresses his dissatisfaction with his position in the pride, mocking Zazu and lamenting his fate. Zazu warns Scar about Mufasa's anger due to his absence at Simba's presentation. Mufasa confronts Scar, leading to a subtle challenge from Scar about authority and family dynamics. The dialogue highlights themes of rivalry, power, and family roles.

What does Scar lament about at the beginning?

• Being challenged by Mufasa

• Missing the ceremony

• Losing his lunch

• Not being able to be king

What does Zazu announce to Scar?

• The arrival of King Mufasa

• A feast in the palace

• The birth of Simba

• A new law in the kingdom

What does Scar mockingly say about Mufasa's anger?

• He challenges it

• He ignores it

• He laughs at it

• He quivers with fear

Why is Mufasa upset with Scar?

• Scar lost his lunch

• Scar played with his food

• Scar challenged him

• Scar missed Simba's presentation

What does Scar sarcastically say he will practice?

• His speech

• His curtsy

• His hunting skills

• His roar

What does Scar claim to have more of compared to Mufasa?

• Loyalty

• Brains

• Strength

• Bravery

What does Mufasa warn Scar not to do?

• Turn his back on him

• Miss another ceremony

• Challenge him

• Play with his food

What does Scar say about his position in the family?

• He is the smartest

• He is the strongest

• He is the eldest

• He was first in line until Simba was born

What does Zazu suggest Scar could be turned into?

• A throw rug

• A servant

• A king

• A statue

What does Zazu say about Scar's impact on special occasions?

• He ignores them

• He ruins them

• He celebrates them

• He enhances them