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Maleficent: Movie Analysis
Disney conveyed many life lessons or themes in the movie Maleficent; this movie teaches that greed sometimes causes you to lose everything. According to the movie, The king was dying, and they needed a new king fast. The only way for another person to become king was by… killing Maleficent. Stephen knew Maleficent since he was little, so he thought “If I kill her I would become king!” But Stephen didn't have the nerve to kill her so when Maleficent feel asleep he cut off her wings. Stephen always thought living in the castle would be the best thing. Even when he was little he thought it would be the best thing ever. This supports the theme because when Stephen became king he had a beautiful baby girl, her name was Aurora, and they had a ceremony …show more content…
She fell out and landed on the ground that very moment every one knew that's when she had been but into the deep sleep forever. The final evidence from the text that supports this theme is when Stephen ended up losing everything that was very important to him. He had lost his very own kid (Aurora) she had to be raised by fairies most of her life, because of the curse, he lost his wife, his friendship against Maleficent, and not only did he lose all of that… he even lost his own his own life. If he wouldn't of cut off Maleficent wings off he would most likely still be alive.That shows that Stephen wanted power instead of friendship, but he didn't think that everything would turn out to be like this. Maleficent was Aurora’s true love kiss. Because it shows that Stephan was happier to have power than friendship, because he had the nerve to act like Maleficent friend just to become king.When he cut off her wings he used metal chains to cut them off.When Maleficent woke up she started screaming and crying on the other hand Stephan was listening to her and holding the

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