Themes In 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight'

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This paragraph will explain what theme is, How The Lion King displays theme,and how it is applied to life. Theme is what the author is trying to get across.The Lion kings uses the theme don't run away from the past because it will come back and find you.This theme is used in life because it shows you that you can't run from what happened but you can learn from it.It also shows you that you have responsabilities in life and you cant run from them becuase they will always be there.

This paragraph will explain how the scenes and songs can change the characters.The theme is how you can’t run away from the past and in “Can you feel the love tonight” Nala is telling him that he need to go back to the Pride Lands and be king and handle his responsibilities.Simbia

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