Lion King Simba Fight Quotes

Simba has decided to scurry back to Pride Rock to help save the kingdom from the dictatorship of Scar and the hyenas. Running through the forest, Simba sees the mess his uncle has created. “I can’t believe this has happened,” cried Simba. Knowing he must be brave to save the kingdom, he rushed in to save the chaos.
“Scar!” Simba howls through the dark cave, echoing entrapping the air. As simba turns the corner, he sees his uncle viciously ordering the hyenas to do slave work. Simba’s mouth is gaping in shock at the horrific sight. “Scar, what have you done to Pride Rock?” Simba questions frantically. Scar ignores Simba’s request in a pompous manner. Frustrated, Simba roars at Scar with a loud, mature roar that has greatly improved from his youth. Unannounced, Scar jumps up and pins Simba on the ground with his sharp claws digging into Simba’s right paw and announces his first words to him. In a disgusted and delirious manner, Scar roars at Simba, “I thought you were dead. You’ve

been gone for so long, what crazed your mind to come back here?” Confidently, Simba claims that he is the king of Pride Rock, and is ready to reclaim this title. Scar’s deep, dark laugh fills the air. No way little Simba was going to overthrow Scar with his little minions of hyenas backing him up on standby. “You haven’t changed a bit,” Scar laughs. “You’re silly Simba,” Scar roars. Quieting his voice so nobody can hear behind him, Scar whispers with a evil, scratchy voice, “I can kill you right now, just as I killed Mufasa.” Furious, Simba pounces and pins down Scar, looking at him like he’s trash. “Murderer!” Screams Simba. “Scar is a Murderer!” As Simba gains confidence in himself about overthrowing Scar to become king, he courageously fights until they are met at the clift that killed Mufasa. Without thinking, Simba pushes Scar so he is hanging off the side of the clift, similar to what Scar did to Simba’s loving father. “I can’t believe you did this to me,” cries Simba. “You lied to me.” Frantically worrying about his life, Scar starts to tell Simba everything he wants to know, including that he regrets what he has done, and would like to make it up for him by resigning as king and allowing Simba to take over Pride Rock. At first, Simba doesn’t want to hear anything from Scar, and wants to end his life right then and there, but he starts to remember the scene of his dad dying. Simba doesn’t want to become a murderer just like Scar. Consequently, Simba starts to deal with his uncle. They converse back and forth unable to make a final deal. Finally, Scar says something that intrigues Simba; he proposes the idea that if Simba saves him and lets him live, he will leave Pride Rock and never come back, thus handing over the position of king to Simba. Cautiously, Simba agrees and helps Scar up from the clift. “Now go,” Simba demands to Scar. “I don’t ever want to see you again. Leave Pride Rock, and never come back.” Knowing the deal, Scar starts to meander off into the distance.
Celebrating, Simba and his family, including Nala, Pumbaa, Timon, and Zazu gather around in a circle to celebrate. Everybody is cheering, shouting, laughing and having a good time knowing that their kingdom has been saved by the brave and enduring, Simba.
While all of this is happening, Scar is gathering his hyenas and making his grand plan. He wants to kill Simba. “Come together my young lads. We must conquer our lands again,” declares Scar in an authorizing voice. “We must become one and attack in unison to defeat Simba.” All the hyenas cheer to acknowledge their assurance to the mighty Scar. “On the count of three, we will all bombard him at once; there must be no distractions,” Scar orders. “If one must die, so be it. It’s for the future of our loving community.”
Hours pass as Scar and his army insidiously make their way back to pride rock. Scar looks behind to his army, and he raises his paw to his mouth signaling they must be quiet and that they are coming close. Once they reach Pride Rock, they creepily observe the celebration the lions are obtaining. Scar knows this is his only chance, so he counts to three and the hyenas attack.
Barking and sprinting, the hyenas go to work.

They charge towards the celebration, and start to attack. The lions are appalled; the only thing they can think to do is fight back. Simba, being the king, knows he must take action to help save Pride Rock, so he jumps into the fighting, and he makes his way until his eyes meet Scar’s. Scar has a repugnant smirk on his face thinking about how well he’s achieved his plan. Without any words being said, they leap towards each other starting to fight. Claws flying, teeth biting; blood is going everywhere. It has been an even battle until Scar's hyenas return from the initial accident and join in on the fight. At this point, Simba has no chance. Simba is losing energy as more and more eager hyenas join the battle. Simba starts to roar for help, but everybody stays back unwilling to risk their lives to help him. Simba continues to weaken as he is pounced on the ground and devoured by the hungry hyenas, leaving him lifeless on the cold, hard

ground.
A few days later, Pride Rock has been turned into a place now called the Revoking Rack. It’s a crime to ever mention the name of Simba, Pride Rock, or anything refering the the past. Scar is now king again. He holds the rebels captive and deploys them to work as slaves around the kingdom with high security hyenas watching over their every move. If they disobey the rules, they are captured and thrown into jail; sometimes, they are even killed depending on the extent of the crime. Scar and his little cub, Jordyn, are protected in a minuscule cave where Scar shares to him what it’s like to be king. “And if you look up in the sky, I’ll always be there for you, no matter where I end up,” Scar shares to Jordyn. Looking into his eyes, he smiles.