One can tell this because Simba states, "it looks like the winds are changing," as the winds calm, which is a symbol for his personal winds of change, or his change of heart. Rafiki teaches him that, "you can either run from the past, or learn from it." This statement is important because Simba needed to put the death of his father behind him instead of running from it...
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Simba realizes he needs to return to his rightful place as king. The struggles he knows he must face are regaining his kingdom and defeating Scar. "The King has returned." These are the powerful words Rafiki uses when telling Nala, Timon, and Pumba that Simba has gone back to the pride lands to overthrow Scar...
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Father-Son Relationship In most cases it is the oldest son that is being favored while the younger son is ignored. Usually the father doesn't even realize what is happening. He simply gets too caught up in the successes of his eldest son and he may even try to live out his life through his son's experiences...	4 / 1105
Death of a Salesman This is also seen when Willy encourages the boys to steal from a nearby building site. Bernard warns Willy that Biff is flunking math. Willy later remarks that is it a good thing that Biff is not a book-worm like Bernard...	2 / 325
Willy Loman (in Death of a Salesman) We have to do what makes us happy, but we have to have the strength to work for that happiness, so in the end, we will have a deeper happiness. Willy's ignorant beliefs about personality, and his unawareness of how to raise his sons so that they can have what they want, eventually keep him stuck in his failure of a life...	2 / 353
death of a salesman He stole the pen because he didn't want to wait to see Oliver. He was embarrassed for waiting so long and stole the pen and got out of there. I think it is sad that Willy has done this to his son...	2 / 464