How representation is incorporated in The Jungle Book
-Age -Social class Mowgli is a man-cub. In the jungle everyone believes he has the power to create fire. Fire is something in Mowgali wears small red shorts in which only the most powerful are When In the presence of the the film, also he has long scraggly seen to behold. It shows great elephants the rest of the jungle bow hair that appears to be matted and wealth and places him higher in down to them. This shows they are dirty. This could suggest he is of a hierarchy, obtaining a higher status of a higher class and are well lower class. in the jungle of this sense. respected animals within the jungle.
King Louie is represented as one of a The monkeys have no dialogue in
higher class through his size. He is the 2016 version of the film. clearly enormous in comparison to Social Class Therefore, you could perceive them the rest of the monkeys, illustrating as lower class. As well as they his dominance and power. The scavenge for food to give to King masses of fruit and treasure around Louie, suggesting they are of less him also connotes wealth. importance.
Bagheera comes across as an old
Shere Khan is also an older character who has experienced the character who has been around for changes in the jungle for many long enough to hold grudges that years. He is the one whom takes influence Mowgali just because he is Mowgali to the wolf pack, a man-cub. This is a trait an older demonstrating that he is wise and generation may be seen to behold. knowledgeable of whats right and wrong.
The elephants are so well respected
that I believe they represent the Age Mowgali is young and innocent, he oldest characters in the film. You knows no different to the pack, are told to respect your elders and therefore hes still learning. the whole jungle seem to do so. Meaning he is easily influenced and vulnerable. Whilst still being playful Baloo is a young adult who is still and easily excited. around to have a good time and enjoy life. He seems rather careless to begin with, however once getting to know Mowgali they form a bond, in which Baloo cannot ignore. He takes responsibility and puts his life at risk to help Mowgali.