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Scar is portrayed as a sociopathic lion in The Lion King. He schemes to kill his brother Mufasa and become king, pushing Mufasa into a stampede and showing no remorse over his death. Later, Scar lies to Simba by blaming Mufasa's death on him and orders the hyenas to kill Simba as well, displaying no care for his family and a willingness to harm others to advance himself. Throughout the film, Scar remains calm and unbothered after the deaths he has caused, demonstrating typical sociopathic traits like lack of empathy and using deception to manipulate situations to his advantage.
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sociopath project- Julien Sarno
- 2. WHAT IS A SOCIOPATH? PSYCHOLOGY BASIS
- 3. Due to the lack of feelings and emotions they acquire they often would place the blame onto others with their limitless capacity to lie to others. Majority of sociopaths are able to commit harmful actions towards others without feeling the least bit of regret, others ( non sociopath tendencies)would feel while staying handsome towards others to draw them in.
- 5. ABOUT THE MOVIE King Mufasa ruler of Pride Land recently displayed his new born son Simba to the rest of the lands animals except the newly uncle Scar as he misses out on the ceremony. As the movie progresses and as Simba grows older soon to become the new king, Scar becomes impatient and schemes a plan to kill Mufasa, and runs Simba out of the land so he can become the new king. The king ends up getting trampled by wildebeest and dies leaving Simba as the new king until Scar convinces Simba his father died because of him and successfully ran him out of town becoming king Scar. Simba's story continues as he meets new friends and learns new life lessons and tries to take back Pride Land from his uncle Scar.
- 6. THE CHARACTER SCAR From the beginning of the movie we see scar has a very interesting backstory and how he acts around and towards other animals. Scar is portrayed as a very charming and smart lion who relies on his three hyena companions and will kill anyone who he sees as competition and as a threat. When he plans out the murder of his brother Mufasa and successfully executes said plot without little remorse we can see that he doesn't care much for family relations only for himself as he blames Simba for the death of his father.
- 8. LONG LIVE THE KING https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=Yw0DXswF5MI Scar was portrayed as being very calm watching his brothers son almost die as if he simply did not care despite being the cause of his nephews near death experience. We once again see Scar showing no signs of him trying to help his brother escape his death despite Mufasa begging for his brothers help but not receiving any help. Once Scar pushes his brother down to his death he walks away like nothing ever happened, no mercy or signs of grief
- 9. HE’D STILL BE ALIVE scar tells Simba his father dying is all his fault despite himself being the one who set up the death of his father. Also shown is the three hyenas being commanded by Scar to go after Simba and kill him showing no remorse towards another almost death while remaining unbothered that his brother just died and just ordered for his nephew to also die. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cmuz6cfUAg “Simba what have you done?” “No one ever means for these things to happen but the king is dead, and if it weren't for you he’d still be alive.” “kill him” QUOTES