The Lion King's Drought: Simba's Unintentional Impact

The Lion King's Drought: Simba's Unintentional Impact

One fan theory about “The Lion King” proposes that Simba, the central character in movie inadvertently caused the drought in Pride Rock. The theory suggests that the past kings, like Mufasa, exist in the clouds, which are associated with rainfall. When Simba leaves Pride Rock and spends time with Timon and Pumbaa in a lush, tropical jungle, the rain clouds follow him, as indicated by Mufasa's presence in the sky. It's only when Simba returns to the Pride Lands that the clouds return, and rain resumes.

This theory reframes the cause of the drought in the story, shifting the focus from Scar's rule to Simba's absence. It suggests that the rightful king's departure led to the departure of the rain-bringing clouds, highlighting the symbolic connection between the king and the weather in the film.

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