Vikram's World

  In the fables of India, the Lion is depicted as king of the animals and often has a jackal accompanying as a majordomo or a counterpart. The jackal is fiercely loyal to the Lion and carries out his orders or wishes without question and it is his devotion that the Lion is grateful for. At the same time, the jackal is often embarrassed or humiliated by the king of the beasts despite all that he does for him and nonetheless the jackal continues to strongly represent and support the Lion. The jackal’s views on serving the Lion evidently comes in both good and bad and here is what he might be thinking when he serves the king Good Points            There is no better honour than serving His Majesty     2.     What am I here for Your Highness?     3.     I make it my business to know things about you for my king     4.    I am your humble servant Your Majesty     5.    If they offend you my king, they offend me too. If they do great for you they do great for me too     6

  Based on the 1999 film To Walk With Lions about the final years of Lion Advocate George Adamson An elderly from England His name is no mystery He came to Kenya To give a new life to the mighty King of Beasts Only the great Lion warriors Can unveil the strength of the Proud King Tony Fitzjohn will always go To where the Lion’s troubles lay To fight for Lions to love Lucy Chase the corrupt men away To Walk With Lions To Walk With Lions It’s in your soul Please save the King To Walk With Lions To Walk With Lions Fighting for Lions In East Africa’s Jewel And for George Adamson The Lion Advocate To Walk With Lions To Walk With Lions Master your courage You’re part of the Lion To Walk With Lions To Walk With Lions No matter what happens All hail the King Someday the Lions will Roam free and live free