This is Simba, " Nicole said, pointing to the lion. "Is he dangerous?" Asked Chase."Not really. He mauled a trainer, but nothing much.

Roland Smith
This is Simba,
This is Simba,
This is Simba,
This is Simba,
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The lion in this quote is Simba. He was the king of the pride and the ruler of the jungle. Before his father, Mufasa, died he feared that he will be taken over by Scar, his uncle. So he sent Mufasa's brother Scar to take over the throne.

But Simba didn't want Scar to rule because he knew that he was evil. He managed to escape from his uncle and flee to a place called the Pride Lands.

Source: Storm Runners

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