Did you cry at Mufasa's death?

[rich198]

i would presume so but maybe he means somethin slightly different

[FlipMode]

I'm not even going to try and explain it lol, basically he was close but didn't cry is what he said

[TheIvanMuse]

I thought that from the first moment,but he wrote:

Hmm, when I say "I was holding back the tears."

That's why I though that he maybe did cry and so it all got messed up.

[Gerada]

You quoted "My friend was next to me,so I tried to hide it... You know how mean kids can get when they see that you cry,hehe...", in which I call that you assumed I was a toddler when I delayed the tears. I was actually 17 when I held back the tears. Clear now, lol?

I thought that from the first moment,but he wrote:

Hmm, when I say "I was holding back the tears."

That's why I though that he maybe did cry and so it all got messed up.

[AustralianChaos]

i've gotta say, that scene for me remains one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen in a movie, and is by far the most emotional I've seen in an animated film. The whole mix of Simba's attempts to wake Mufasa, the desperate voice, and the sad music are all just made to wrench a tear out of you...every single time.

So yes, I cried. These days I've seen it so many times that I've gotten slightly detatched, but my eyes still well up.

[TheIvanMuse]

You quoted "My friend was next to me,so I tried to hide it... You know how mean kids can get when they see that you cry,hehe...", in which I call that you assumed I was a toddler when I delayed the tears. I was actually 17 when I held back the tears. Clear now, lol?

I though you watched the movie for the first time a long time ago,but well,I guess we cleared out the fog...

[Gerada]

No, no, you misread my previous post. I did watched the movie when I was little, but I did not understand the meaning of the scene, until I saw this scene again when I was 17.

You quoted "My friend was next to me,so I tried to hide it... You know how mean kids can get when they see that you cry,hehe...", in which I call that you assumed I was a toddler when I delayed the tears. I was actually 17 when I held back the tears. Clear now, lol?

I though you watched the movie for the first time a long time ago,but well,I guess we cleared out the fog...

[thanigraphics]

I still cry at that scene, I even get goosebumps 0.o

[Mike]

I want to watch this scene again now =3 Heck I want to watch this movie again now XD

[Cantwait2bequeen]

Well- this is a good point.
I am going to try to add to the Lion King.
I'm gonna write more- kinda like a sequel. I'll let everyone know when I'm done with what I might create. It's just, I'm heartbroken by his death, and I couldn't help but yell at Simba to run before the herd started coming down and for Zazu to go back for help. (Man, I was frustrated with that bird).

Oh yeah, btw. I had a question about Zazu- was he in that cage with Scar and singing about what he lived through because he actually remembered not helping out Mufasa?

In my story I will have either one or the other of the following:

ONE:
Mufasa didn't die, but he went into a coma! Rafiki, being a shaman and understanding herbs, realized Mufasa was alive, and took care of Mufasa- as in feeding him and providing him with the resources he needs. He doesn't tell Simba about him because of the fact that
1. Mufasa might not make it- and he wouldn't want to disappoint Simba- he would break all over again.
2. Mufasa's apparation made him aware that he wanted to see how Simba would work without him.

TWO: Mufasa didn't die, but blacked out.
After Simba ran away and Scar walked away, I would make Mufasa wake up, but with AMNESIA!
So he would go the opposite way of pride rock, and find another pal, just like timon and pumba for Simba,
and one day he gets his memory back, despite his old age. Then, he returns back home, and found Simba, telling him of his journeys and living the rest of his life.

THOSE ARE VERY BASIC IDEAS OF MINE. Thanks for reading- and if you have any suggestions/comments/questions, send me a msg. Thanks.

MUFASA NEVER DIED ANYWAY. HE LIVES IN you. YES. you. What'd you think?