What best describes the Lion in the Metamorphosis? The lion is the second stage. Not everyone can be a lion. The lion says to the
dragon, "I will." Lions refuse to follow all the societal norms and they challenge
society.
The lion is the second stage. He enjoys eating the camels. He rides on the
dragons back to get around and his fur is made of the highest grade of gold.
The lion is the leader type of this metaphor. Lions are natural leaders but they
work good alone too. Too many lions can be a problem, according to the text,
because they have such strong personalities.
The lion is tricked by a treacherous uncle into thinking he caused his father's
death and flees into exile in despair, only to learn in adulthood his identity and
his responsibilities.