Scar's Character Analysis in The Lion King

The transcript captures a conversation between Scar and Mufasa, highlighting Scar's discontent with his position in the royal hierarchy. Scar expresses his frustration about not being king and missing a ceremony. Mufasa warns him about the consequences, leading to a discussion about their roles and rivalry. Scar uses wit and sarcasm to challenge Mufasa, reflecting on their family dynamics and the challenges of being in a royal family.

What does Scar lament about at the beginning?

• The weather

• Life's unfairness

• His health

• His wealth

What does Zazu announce to Scar?

• The king's arrival

• A battle

• A festival

• A feast

Why is Zazu upset with Scar?

• Scar took his place

• Scar ate his food

• Scar insulted him

• Scar missed the ceremony

Who arrives to question Scar about his absence?

• Simba

• Nala

• Mufasa

• Rafiki

What does Scar sarcastically say he will practice?

• His speech

• His curtsy

• His walk

• His roar

What does Scar imply about his own strengths?

• He is very brave

• He is very strong

• He is very fast

• He is very cunning

What does Scar say he received the lion's share of?

• Bravery

• Strength

• Brains

• Speed

What does Scar suggest Mufasa could do with him if he gets dirty?

• Throw him away

• Wash him

• Ignore him

• Beat him

How does Scar describe his position in the family?

• The most ignored

• The most cunning

• The smartest

• The strongest