The lion king metaphors
The lion king shows what’s wrong with looking to movies for advice
The world believing that Simba could kill Mufasa is pretty weird as it is plain obvious that Simba would not be able to do that. Yet the belief of this is one of the key plot points to the movie.
Extended metaphor
Simba could never have been able to kill Mufasa. A lot of girls have Mufasa fetishes because of this fact (and he’s a dad….a king….etc.) and is why they don’t like Simba as much as they liked Mufasa (could also have been his voice)
So imagine the baby lion and a full grown lion as the beginner seducer and the seasoned one. Each muscle strand representing a skillset needed to bed women and to be socially smooth. Since the older lion has more muscle than the baby, it can win in any situation easily. This is the perfect representation of the battle between a person socially/romantically inexperience versus one who is seasoned
The lion king shows what’s wrong with looking to movies for advice
The world believing that Simba could kill Mufasa is pretty weird as it is plain obvious that Simba would not be able to do that. Yet the belief of this is one of the key plot points to the movie.
Extended metaphor
Simba could never have been able to kill Mufasa. A lot of girls have Mufasa fetishes because of this fact (and he’s a dad….a king….etc.) and is why they don’t like Simba as much as they liked Mufasa (could also have been his voice)
So imagine the baby lion and a full grown lion as the beginner seducer and the seasoned one. Each muscle strand representing a skillset needed to bed women and to be socially smooth. Since the older lion has more muscle than the baby, it can win in any situation easily. This is the perfect representation of the battle between a person socially/romantically inexperience versus one who is seasoned