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What Simba and Elsa run away from Pretty The Lion King Hakuna Matata It Means No Worries Disney Shirt ends up coming back later. The catchy songs make people forget that the movie does not condone either of these characters’ running away. Simba runs away because he doesn’t want to take responsibility for his actions. Having that distance allows him to have no worries. Elsa runs away because she is afraid of hurting people and ashamed of her powers. Being alone on a mountain is what releases her from her fears, and she learns to love herself for who she is.

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Also, Let It Go is infinitely better than Hakuna Matata. While Lion King’s main lesson is about facing your past mistakes and learning from them, that is only a side moral intertwined with Pretty The Lion King Hakuna Matata It Means No Worries Disney Shirt the primary morals in Frozen. Frozen is a love story. The main point of the story is for Elsa and Anna to reconnect after all these years, not for Elsa to learn about responsibility. Anna learns that true love is doing things for others before thinking about yourself. Elsa learns that love is letting people in, that love is keeping the door open.

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Simba never actually killed Mufasa, so he’s been Pretty The Lion King Hakuna Matata It Means No Worries Disney Shirt running away from a past that never existed. And it’s pretty weak that Simba finally gained the strength to fight off Scar once he learned he never committed any mistake. If it weren’t for Rafiki delivering that great speech, maybe people would notice how badly the moral was executed. I mean really, Simba didn’t learn shit about facing your past. He just learned Scar was a lying conniving asshole. At least Doug Walker mentions it in his Disneycember review. So Elsa’s arc executes facing past mistakes much better than Simba’s, and it’s not even Elsa’s most important lesson