Questions to PONDER: 1. Does Hamlet act impulsively when making decisions or does he think situations through?

How about Simba? Explain using details from the play and the movie. 2.Scholars have long suggested Shakespeare's plays encompass virtually every fundamental conflict known to mankind. Similar remarks have been given for many Disney films. As such, the playwright and filmmaker offer lessons on how to deal with all sorts of dilemmas. In fact, one could argue that every book, play, and film is simply a set of lessons about life wrapped around a plot line.What similar lessons are both Shakespeare and Disney trying to teach the reader/viewer? 3. What is there in the play and the movie to account for their universality and timelessness? What do the play and movie have to say to you?