Understanding the Lion Encounter

The transcript features a conversation between characters who encounter a lion and debate whether to keep it. They discuss the potential risks and benefits, ultimately deciding to keep the lion. The dialogue shifts to a discussion about emotions, past experiences, and life lessons, emphasizing the importance of moving forward and adopting a carefree philosophy, encapsulated by the phrase 'Hakuna Matata.'

What is the initial reaction of the characters upon seeing the lion?

• They are scared and want to run away.

• They are excited and want to play with him.

• They are angry and want to chase him away.

• They are indifferent and ignore him.

Why do the characters consider keeping the lion?

• They want to train him for a circus.

• They feel sorry for him being alone.

• They want to sell him for money.

• They think he might be useful in the future.

What do the characters decide to do after agreeing to keep the lion?

• They decide to play with the lion.

• They decide to find some shade.

• They decide to build a shelter.

• They decide to find some food.

How do the characters react to the lion's emotional state?

• They ignore it and move on.

• They try to cheer him up.

• They decide to leave him alone.

• They get angry at him.

What does the lion reveal about his past?

• He was a king in his homeland.

• He committed a terrible act.

• He was a famous performer.

• He was abandoned by his family.

How do the characters relate to the lion's situation?

• They have never experienced anything similar.

• They are also outcasts.

• They are from a royal family.

• They are famous and well-loved.

What advice do the characters give the lion about his past?

• To forget about it completely.

• To put his past behind him.

• To confront those who wronged him.

• To seek revenge.

What is the meaning of 'Hakuna Matata' as introduced by the characters?

• It means to worry about everything.

• It means no worries for the rest of your days.

• It means to always look back at the past.

• It means to be constantly anxious.

What is the lion's initial reaction to the phrase 'Hakuna Matata'?

• He laughs and makes a joke.

• He gets angry and dismisses it.

• He immediately understands and agrees.

• He is confused and asks for clarification.

What lesson do the characters try to impart with 'Hakuna Matata'?

• To always be serious and focused.

• To avoid making new friends.

• To let go of worries and live freely.

• To constantly dwell on past mistakes.