When Simba went to the elephant graveyard without Mufasa’s permission, he nearly got attacked by hyenas, in which Mufasa fought off the hyenas to protect Simba. However, in Hamlet, King Hamlet was already deceased at the beginning of the play, leaving Hamlet curious regarding his father’s murderer and his mother’s tendency to move on rather fast following King Hamlet’s death. While King Hamlet could not assist Hamlet during tribulations, both King Hamlet and Mufasa guide their sons after their deaths. For instance, Mufasa appears in the clouds and encourages Simba to take his rightful throne from Scar. This relates to how King Hamlet appears as The Ghost, and tells Hamlet that Claudius killed him by pouring an elixir into his ear, ordering Hamlet to seek revenge.
When Simba went to the elephant graveyard without Mufasa’s permission, he nearly got attacked by hyenas, in which Mufasa fought off the hyenas to protect Simba. However, in Hamlet, King Hamlet was already deceased at the beginning of the play, leaving Hamlet curious regarding his father’s murderer and his mother’s tendency to move on rather fast following King Hamlet’s death. While King Hamlet could not assist Hamlet during tribulations, both King Hamlet and Mufasa guide their sons after their deaths. For instance, Mufasa appears in the clouds and encourages Simba to take his rightful throne from Scar. This relates to how King Hamlet appears as The Ghost, and tells Hamlet that Claudius killed him by pouring an elixir into his ear, ordering Hamlet to seek revenge.