Family, legacy and the absence of fathers (tradition and change)

Question 1

T’Chaka

Answer 1

Holds onto tradition:
Worried that change will mean no tradition, give up on it (we know that change will not mean no tradition).

isolation to keep Wakanda safe
isolationist

Question 2

Killmonger

Answer 2

Exploits tradition to gain/take power:
More extreme in his idea of change.
Uses traditional means to gain power and then destroys that tradition
- to be the king he partakes in the ritual combat (needs the heart-shaped herb) BUT afterwards he says that they must burn the herb -> he will be the last Black Panther

oppress the oppressors
Radicalisation and revenge

No family but has the same right as T’Challa, but has been deprived of a family and father

Question 3

T’Challa

Answer 3

Change does not mean no tradition

share Wakanda’s knowledge and technology
change and improvement

Grew up with his father and lost him, still has a mother and sister
- can access family history