BEED GC1-A Individual/Group activity (Word document, font size 14) Answer the following guide questions:
1. Compare the two kingdoms in the story
The Moors, a wonderful and enchanted land populated by fairies and other mystical beings, and the human kingdom, governed by King Stefan, are the two kingdoms in the narrative. In contrast to the human kingdom, which is marked by aspiration, fear, and industrialization, the Moors stand for nature, beauty, and enchantment. These dramatic contrasts in culture and morals serve as the backdrop for the struggle shown in the movie.
2. Why did Estefan betray Maleficent?
Estefan's enormous ambitions and desire for power led to his betrayal of Maleficent. He spotted a chance to win the King's favor by taking Maleficent's wings, which he regarded as something of value. Maleficent's transformation into the malevolent figure we are familiar with from the timeless "Sleeping Beauty" tale was brought about by this act of betrayal. 3. Why did Maleficent bring curse to the infant princess? As payback for King Estefan's betrayal, Maleficent cursed the young princess, Aurora. On her 16th birthday, she cursed Aurora, causing her to go into a profound slumber that could only be broken by the kiss of true love. The curse was Maleficent's means of ensuring that Estefan would endure the same suffering and loss as she had when he stole her wings. 4. Why did an earthshaking war break out between Maleficent and King Estefan? Due to their strong feelings against each other, Maleficent and King Estefan started a world-shattering conflict. Estefan's betrayal and extremeness mad Maleficent, and Estefan saw Maleficent as a challenge to his authority. This rivalry resulted in a crucial conflict as Maleficent tried to save Aurora from being cursed and keep her from getting married to Prince Phillip, who was heir to King Estefan's throne.
5. Write a single paragraph reflection on the video in relation
to building a just society.
In the effort to create a just society, the film emphasizes the
significance of empathy, comprehension, and addressing the underlying causes of societal problems. It highlights how deeply rooted discrimination and inequalities in society may sustain continuous discrimination and unfairness. It is essential that we acknowledge the human stories hidden behind the numbers and participate in open communication to close the gaps of miscommunication in order to build a society with greater justice and compassion. In order to create a just society, it is necessary to actively work to solve the root causes of the problems, promote togetherness, and encourage diversity and justice for everyone.