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Simba

            
             In the movies of Lion King, you see the life span of Simba from a baby to becoming married with a child of his own. I chose to focus on Simba's life once he reached his young adulthood years. He began to develop good friendships with----, and ------. He had also grown independent from his mother and family. Simba had also developed a personal style of life. He was far away from home and living with the people who meant the most to him. .
             As Simba moved into his early adulthood years he began to learn more about himself. He began to see what love and life was all about. His friend Nala was a friend from his young years, and when their paths crossed they saw love in each other's eyes. While growing up they never thought of one another any other way than just friends. Of course at that age liking someone of the opposite sex was disgusting. When Nala had found Simba again she had explained her fear for him believing that he was dead. She explained that everyone had heard he was dead back at home. Nala made Simba realize that his family needed him. He had expectations from his father that he needed to accomplish. As we go through life people come and go that make impacts on our life. Sometimes these people show us the right paths to take, and Nala was one of those friends for Simba.
             As the two grew closer to each through there long journey back to home, they began realize that there friendship and love was something that was going to last forever. These stages are all part of growing up. We Start looking for the one that we want to spend the rest of our life with. Once Simba finally became King, he proved to his father that he had accomplished his dream. Simba went on with life and married the women of his dreams. The two decided to have kids and start a family of their own.
            


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