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Cowardly Lion Character Analysis

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There were several dynamic characters in The Wizard of Oz, and one of them was the Cowardly Lion. He was someone who did not have a lot of confidence. “Your Majesty, if you were king, you wouldn’t be afraid of anything?” This is something that Dorothy asked the Cowardly Lion. “Not nobody! Not nohow!” This is what the Lion responds with. He is telling Dorothy that if he was the ruler of everyone, there is no way that he would be cowardly. “I-I-I hope my strength holds out.” Here is one of the many scenes in the Wizard of Oz where the Lion is doubting himself. He is always unsure about himself and he always reminds himself that he does not have any courage. Then, when they finally get their wishes granted, it is the Cowardly Lions turn to receive

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