T’Challa confronts Zuri to uncover the dark secret behind his uncle N’Jobu’s disappearance. The scene reveals a legacy of betrayal and a moral failing by T’Challa’s father, challenging T’Challa’s perception of his family and his responsibilities as the new King.
T’CHALLA: Leave us.
ZURI: So your mission did not go as planned.
T’CHALLA: What happened to my Uncle N’Jobu? My father told me he disappeared... there was a man today wearing a ring identical to this one.
ZURI: That is not possible.
T’CHALLA: He helped Klaue escape from us and he was wearing this ri
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