My Lion King Forum

LOL. The only time when he probably ever felt remorse (for himself) was at the end of TLK before he was about to be killed by the hyena's. But only because he realised that he failed.

Other then that I highly doubt it concidering he was more or less a Hitler-figure in the shape of a lion.

If Scar felt remorse then he wouldn't do what he was doing, it would also take away his villian type character. He needed to be like that to fit his character.

Probably not, although it's a nice thought that would probably make an interesting fanfiction.

Personally I think Scar was too deep into his own madness to feel remorse, hence why he didn't think very hard when the opportunity arose for him to attempt to kill Simba, and succeed in killing Mufasa. As AdAstra said, it would be a nice thought, but I do highly doubt it plus he is a Disney villain, after all

Every morning, Scar gets out of bed and eats a bowl of Evil-O's with immoral juice and a side of iniquitous pancakes with sinful syrup, for a balanced and maleficent breakfast. It gives him the energy he needs for an entire day of wrongdoing.

Or, in other words, no.

[quote="Regulus"]Every morning, Scar gets out of bed and eats a bowl of Evil-O's with immoral juice and a side of iniquitous pancakes with sinful syrup, for a balanced and maleficent breakfast.[/quote]

But when he doesn't, he drinks Dos Equis

This topic reminds me a lot of this one: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=28924

Whatever remorse Scar might have felt, he tried very hard to bury it down to the point where he most likely succeeded in feeling anything but hate to Mufasa and success towards the stampede.