Nala: Simba, he let the hyenas take over the Pride Rock.
Well, there's a story — there's a long story in the Mahabarahta about an emperor called Nala and he had a wife named Damayanti and he was a very pure and very good person.
Rituparna tells Nala that he knows the science of gambling and he will teach it to Nala, but that it has to be done by whispering it in his ear because it's a deep and extreme secret.
In a fit of gambling, Nala finally gambled his entire kingdom and lost — it's a terrible story — and Nala then had to leave the kingdom and his wife.
Simba and Nala are playing.
There was an evil demon called Kali who hated Nala and wanted to bring his downfall, so he had to find a weakness of Nala.
Later on, during my middle-school years, I liked the love story part a lot, and Simba and Nala were really a perfect couple in my heart.
Anyway, the story ends and Nala goes back and is now armed with probability theory, we assume.
