This article digs deeper into Mufasa's paternal wisdom in honor of Father's Day. Hopefully this doesn't involve wrestling with hyenas. This is a line you might hear from a teacher or a mentor when you've been engaging in risky behavior for the sake of the risk. Things are about to get crazy for Simba and Mufasa, but for now, Mufasa is doling out kingly advice and wrestling with his headstrong, little lion cub, and all is right in the Pridelands.
He uses Simba's disobedience as a learning opportunity and teaches him that kings aren't the animal equivalent of swashbuckling adventurers. Oh no, it's discipline time.īut Mufasa is no tyrant. In The Lion King, James Earl Jones plays the opposite of a previous role of his, and is a good, wise father, who doesn't choke his subordinates or try to seduce his children to the Dark Side.Īfter Simba and his friend, Nala, go on a little misadventure to the elephant graveyard, Mufasa rescues them from the dastardly hyenas and decides to set his son straight. This line is spoken by Mufasa, voiced by James Earl Jones, in The Lion King, directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff (1994). Courage The Lion King Wisdom Life Peace Knowledge Respect Truth Strength Intelligence Movie Assorted Movie Character Context
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