How is Mulan brave in ways that are not physical?
She risks her reputation and identity.
In what ways is Mulan insecure?
She fears disappointing her family.
How does Li Shang represent traditional expectations at the start?
He values rules, discipline, and tradition.
What internal struggle does Shang face after learning Mulan’s secret?
He must choose between the law and honouring Mulan’s bravery.
How does Mushu’s desire for status mirror Mulan’s desire for acceptance?
Both want to prove themselves and earn respect.
Why is Shan Yu portrayed as calm instead of loud?
Shan Yu’s quietness makes him more intimidating.
How does Fa Zhou show quiet strength?
He shows wisdom and unconditional love.
How do Yao, Ling, and Chien-Po represent different masculine stereotypes?
Yao = tough, Ling = funny, Chien-Po = gentle.
How does Mulan balance compassion with strength?
She is both compassionate and strategic.
By the end, has Mulan changed who she is — or become more herself?
She becomes more fully herself, not someone new.
