Was she or was she not

[dariusgib]

Now i have heard from many sources that the Can You Feel The Life scene is a different night from the arguement scene. Then i came up with a theroy. Was Nala so angry with Simba not just because he would not return but also because they had had *** im not trying to be sick its a theroy. Especcialy since the newspaper the guardian already has claimed that Nala is the only Disney character in history to ever show signs of wanting to have ***. If this is true it would mean that Nala was preganant with her child (nala or Kopa whatever you feel is correct. My belief Both) This would show Nala as a heavily endurant character who was willing to fight and protect her Lovers crown and honor while pregnant. It would also add more reality to the film by showing that things in the human world can happen in the animal kingdom.
Know i know this is probaly going to be deleted for being sick or something but is something ive been wondering
What do you think

[zorayda]

I think she was pregnant. How else could she have had a cub so soon after Simba become King? Hrmmm... However, Nala is older when Kiara comes around. This makes me believe that the cub in the first movie had to be Kopa or Chaka, and he was killed or something before the second movie started, when Nala became pregnant again with Kiara.

[Flowertall]

It`s impossible to tell if they "did it" after she gives him the look, but I doubt it. One thing is that this is a children`s movie, and the makers would never deliberately make a scene that suggests lovemaking took place afterwards. That would not be appropriate.

Also they just met, or at least just realized that they are more than friends, and Disney heroes and heroines are characters with a high moral, they would never do such a thing the same night they meet.

But I guess my conservative view on this matter plays a role here. I surely hope they didn`t do it.

And there`s no need to delete this thread just because of the somewhat touchy subject. It`s not meant to be spoken about in a provocative manner in this case.

[crystally]

When did Nala show any sign of wanting to have sex?

[dariusgib]

um look at the signatue picture of zorayda on the right and also from this http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt ... http://www
also the article is here
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/filmblog ... hasexscene
and yes i have noticed theyve splet zazu terrible wrong

[atouchofgrace]

the makers would never deliberately make a scene that suggests lovemaking took place afterwards.

In the "Lady and the Tramp" DVD extras they say that was what they were trying to imply after "Bella Notte":

You kinda wonder what happend there... its a little risque and maybe too many people don't think about that but most likely, you know, they had a "romantic" night.

It never even crossed my mind because it's a Disney movie but that explains why Jock and Trusty courted Lady: so that her puppies would be "legitimate" -- in that sense, they were defending her virtue.
The same happened to me with The Lion King. At first I thought "No, it can't be. It's a Disney movie." but after listening to the audio commentary and watching the Laserdisc bonus features I've changed my mind.
Don Hahn describes the end of CYFTLT as the "steamiest love scene in a Disney film ever" and Nala's look as a "come-hither look". And when Timon sees Simba go away while Nala is sleeping in a deleted scene, he acuses him of "loving and leaving" and then says "Smooth, kid, very smooth...". During the argument scene, Don says it took them a long time to have that talk, so maybe we're talking about two different nights. I have no clue about pregnancy but the idea of them having sex during that sequence is not that far-fetched. Brian Tiemann wrote an essay about this topic:(http://www.lionking.org/~sichi/document/misc/TLKSX.TXT)

"Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" This song is truly the one which embraces the resolution to Simba's sexual development ("stealing through the night's uncertainty" is a good metaphorical
example). As for actual visual effect, this resolution is also characterized in what has been described as "the most erotic scene Disney has ever made," where the pair tumbles down a hill and collapses into a position with Simba standing over Nala, she with an extremely seductive look on her face and he-- at last reaching full adulthood at this moment--with a very understanding one on his.

the love story is secondary to the main one, and the attraction between Nala and Simba is doubtful in no one's mind; therefore their physical relationship can (and is) explored in much greater detail.

But it also lends credence to my theories about TLK being aimed toward a much older group on average than any of Disney's previous animated movies ever had been. It is loaded throughout with jokes and references that are aimed either specifically at the present parents of the young viewers

[zorayda]

[Flowertall]

When did Nala show any sign of wanting to have sex?

Agreed. That is if you actually know what scene it`s referred to, you just don`t understand how that has anything to do with sex. Because I don`t. I`d say it`s Nala wanting Simba to love her, by giving him her most beautiful look.

In Aladdin, Jasmine does just the same after the "A whole new world" scene, just before she`s going behing the curtains. She shoots him a similar look, she wants him to think that she`s beautiful.

[dariusgib]

yeah beautiful. To get nailed.
Sorry that was rude i couldn't resit

[Flowertall]

yeah beautiful. To get nailed.
Sorry that was rude i couldn't resit

Maybe it all depends on how "pure" your mind is. I`m not judging, by all means.