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Fallen ( ScarxNala ) Part 3

Plot: Scar slowly turns bitter towards the world, including his beloved daughter. In a blind frustrated rage, he blames the death of Nala and Kiara and that sticks with her until she's a young adult. One day she goes out hunting for food and Kovu ( who's wandered far from home ) sees a lioness. He watches her failed attempts at hunting for awhile. She mistakes him for prey and he ducks from her attack. They become fast friends and immediately start crushing on one another. For a few weeks they continuously hang out until one night Kiara brings up her past and they talk about it. She learns that Kovu is the son of Simba and Zira, the lion responsible for killing her mother. Kovu feels she holds it against him but she has learned to let go of the past in order to move on. They nuzzle but Scar catches them and tells Kovu to leave. Kiara begs him to stay but he wanders off into the night. Scar and Kiara fight and she chases after him. Just before he reaches home, they stop to talk again and Kovu admits he's in love with her. Zira ( who has been looking for Kovu ) sees him and yells at him. Asking him how he could have fallen for the enemy! Kiara watches on the sidelines. Zira says he's betrayed his pride and father but before she can finish he yells that he wants nothing to do with his murderous father. Simba hears this and comes in. He and Kovu argue and Kovu has to choose between banishment or Kiara. He still loves his parents and he knows he has no chance of surviving on his own. So he looks back at Kiara one more time who he wishes to be with. Kiara runs off when she realizes he's going home and she runs away crying. Kovu, Zira and Simba return to pride rock. ------- Song: Fallen Artist: Sarah Mclachlan Movie(s): The Lion King, The Lion King 2: Simbas Pride Owner(s): Disney I don't claim any rights to the footage or music used in this video!!! ------- Copyright Disclaimer, Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.