Understanding the Circle of Life

The transcript discusses the cyclical nature of leadership, emphasizing that a king's reign is temporary and will eventually pass to the next generation. It highlights the responsibilities of a king, which go beyond personal desires, and the interconnectedness of all life forms in the circle of life. The dialogue also touches on the challenge of facing difficult truths and emotions.

What metaphor is used to describe a king's reign in the first section?

• A bird flying

• A river flowing

• A tree growing

• The sun rising and setting

What does the king suggest is more important than getting your way all the time?

• Being popular

• Understanding deeper truths

• Having wealth

• Being feared

What lesson does the king want to pass on to Simba about being a ruler?

• Always be strong

• There is more to being king than having power

• Listen to your advisors

• Never show weakness

According to the final section, what happens to our bodies after we die?

• They become stars

• They vanish into thin air

• They become the grass

• They turn into dust

What concept connects all living things in the final section?

• The web of fate

• The chain of command

• The circle of life

• The cycle of seasons