作业帮喜欢《狮子王》的朋友们拽进~
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喜欢《狮子王》的朋友们拽进~
1.How many Shakespearean elements are there in the “The Lion King”?What are they?
2.Which is the most impressive scence in the movie for you?
3.Describe the father-son relationship.What do you think of Mufasha as a father?As a king?
4.The lion king has won many Oscar awards.What makes it that successful?
5.What is your understanding of the word “responsibly”.Please support your view with details from the movie.
6.What are the theam of the movie?Give details.
7.How does the movie resemble Hamlet?Any differences?
嗯 我们确实是国际学院的 这个是期末英美文化作业~实在是一个头，两个大了~
1.How many Shakespearean elements are there in the “The Lion King”?What are they?
2.Which is the most impressive scence in the movie for you?
3.Describe the father-son relationship.What do you think of Mufasha as a father?As a king?
4.The lion king has won many Oscar awards.What makes it that successful?
5.What is your understanding of the word “responsibly”.Please support your view with details from the movie.
6.What are the theam of the movie?Give details.
7.How does the movie resemble Hamlet?Any differences?
嗯 我们确实是国际学院的 这个是期末英美文化作业~实在是一个头，两个大了~
这蛋疼的题.难道是国际学校12年级英语?求来历
The scenario of The Lion King is originate from Shakespeare's Hamlet but with a different ending.Both of them tells the story of a prince's revenge for a murder of the king.Answer my question first if uwanna know more :)
answer for 1,6 n 7 is here:
I'll post 3-5 later
question 4:
In 1994 Disney released The Lion King to audiences full of children.It went on to become the highest grossing traditionally animated film of all time.To achieve this,an audience of more than children was required.Disney is well versed in grabbing the attention of adults and achieving such a high profit took a colorful subcontext to keep their attention.
The most shocking references placed in the film have political and social connotations.The first is an allegory that ties Scar to Adolph Hitler.During his “Be Prepared” song,Scar climbs to a rock overseeing a sea of hyenas.Organized,they form into grids of goose-stepping soldiers eager to follow the plans of their king.The imagery bares a striking and unmistakable resemblance to Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of Will.Moments later Scar is lifted into the night’s sky by volcanic activity thrusting his platform higher.Behind him a crescent moon is visible.The same moon is seen again when Scar assumes the duty of king.It isn’t a naturally occurring shape,but a stylized design seen in the flags of Muslim countries.The association of Scar with Nazis is universally read as coding him with evil; evidenced by the German defeat during WWII causing their history to be written by the victors.Tying Scar’s cause to Islam,an active religion used across the world,seems to be an attack on the practitioners.In making generalizations,the Nazis and Islamic fundamentalist have a common enemy in the Jewish people.By combining the two into one figure,Scar becomes read as an anti-Semite.The hyenas make no mentions of Pride Rock as being their former home,but hesitance to leave in times of famine,indicate a bond with the location.Mixing further metaphors can lead to the conclusion that Pride Rock (Isreal) is at risk of falling into the hands of the hyenas (Muslims).
The Lion King is a film laced with imagery,metaphors,and symbolism.Different readings can produce a variety of interpretations.Through structuralism,it is understandable to see how a variety of interpretations exist.With this concept in mind it is possible for each viewer to create his/her own reading of a work of cinema.
pls summarize yourself,
question 3:
Regal,commanding and majestic,Mufasa is a great king with a kind,generous heart.Concerned with teaching his son Simba to be a wise,responsible adult and king,Mufasa can seem a bit stern at times,but it's only because he loves Simba and wants to keep the youngster on the right track.— © 1994 Skybox
As a king and leader,Mufasa holds a deep understanding of the forces that make the Pride Lands balanced and healthy.His duties as King of Pride Rock include managing the hunting by his own pride and other creatures,and resolving disputes over feeding and watering grounds,to ensure the land's resources are not exhausted; he also must patrol the boundaries to drive out interlopers and prevent such crimes as killing for sport.Of course,he's also responsible for raising his son Simba to be a wise king like himself—a responsibility that Simba may not yet be ready for.
Mufasa's greatest weakness is his trust and kindness,for because of it the bitterness and jealousy that Scar feels toward him appears as nothing more than common sibling rivalry.But Mufasa does not suspect his brother of being so consumed by these feelings that he would actually go so far as to plot Mufasa's murder in order to usurp the throne.
question 5:
I cant find reference from the internet,so the answer is written by myself,it may looks terrible XD.
One act responsibly when he takes the consequence of who he is and what he had done.
e.g.Mufasa is responsible for the safety of Simba because Simba is his son.Young Simba should be responsible for the safety of Nala because he led Nala to the Elephant Graveyard.Simba is responsible for being the king because he is the son of Mufasa.
Hopefully you can do question 2 yourself,The Lion King is a good movie that worth watching~
The scenario of The Lion King is originate from Shakespeare's Hamlet but with a different ending.Both of them tells the story of a prince's revenge for a murder of the king.Answer my question first if uwanna know more :)
answer for 1,6 n 7 is here:
I'll post 3-5 later
question 4:
In 1994 Disney released The Lion King to audiences full of children.It went on to become the highest grossing traditionally animated film of all time.To achieve this,an audience of more than children was required.Disney is well versed in grabbing the attention of adults and achieving such a high profit took a colorful subcontext to keep their attention.
The most shocking references placed in the film have political and social connotations.The first is an allegory that ties Scar to Adolph Hitler.During his “Be Prepared” song,Scar climbs to a rock overseeing a sea of hyenas.Organized,they form into grids of goose-stepping soldiers eager to follow the plans of their king.The imagery bares a striking and unmistakable resemblance to Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of Will.Moments later Scar is lifted into the night’s sky by volcanic activity thrusting his platform higher.Behind him a crescent moon is visible.The same moon is seen again when Scar assumes the duty of king.It isn’t a naturally occurring shape,but a stylized design seen in the flags of Muslim countries.The association of Scar with Nazis is universally read as coding him with evil; evidenced by the German defeat during WWII causing their history to be written by the victors.Tying Scar’s cause to Islam,an active religion used across the world,seems to be an attack on the practitioners.In making generalizations,the Nazis and Islamic fundamentalist have a common enemy in the Jewish people.By combining the two into one figure,Scar becomes read as an anti-Semite.The hyenas make no mentions of Pride Rock as being their former home,but hesitance to leave in times of famine,indicate a bond with the location.Mixing further metaphors can lead to the conclusion that Pride Rock (Isreal) is at risk of falling into the hands of the hyenas (Muslims).
The Lion King is a film laced with imagery,metaphors,and symbolism.Different readings can produce a variety of interpretations.Through structuralism,it is understandable to see how a variety of interpretations exist.With this concept in mind it is possible for each viewer to create his/her own reading of a work of cinema.
pls summarize yourself,
question 3:
Regal,commanding and majestic,Mufasa is a great king with a kind,generous heart.Concerned with teaching his son Simba to be a wise,responsible adult and king,Mufasa can seem a bit stern at times,but it's only because he loves Simba and wants to keep the youngster on the right track.— © 1994 Skybox
As a king and leader,Mufasa holds a deep understanding of the forces that make the Pride Lands balanced and healthy.His duties as King of Pride Rock include managing the hunting by his own pride and other creatures,and resolving disputes over feeding and watering grounds,to ensure the land's resources are not exhausted; he also must patrol the boundaries to drive out interlopers and prevent such crimes as killing for sport.Of course,he's also responsible for raising his son Simba to be a wise king like himself—a responsibility that Simba may not yet be ready for.
Mufasa's greatest weakness is his trust and kindness,for because of it the bitterness and jealousy that Scar feels toward him appears as nothing more than common sibling rivalry.But Mufasa does not suspect his brother of being so consumed by these feelings that he would actually go so far as to plot Mufasa's murder in order to usurp the throne.
question 5:
I cant find reference from the internet,so the answer is written by myself,it may looks terrible XD.
One act responsibly when he takes the consequence of who he is and what he had done.
e.g.Mufasa is responsible for the safety of Simba because Simba is his son.Young Simba should be responsible for the safety of Nala because he led Nala to the Elephant Graveyard.Simba is responsible for being the king because he is the son of Mufasa.
Hopefully you can do question 2 yourself,The Lion King is a good movie that worth watching~