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[Kung Fu Panda] Why didnt Oogway give the scroll to Tai Lung and explain it to him?

Why didn't Oogway just give Tai Lung the scroll and explain the lesson of self-worth? It was, apparently, the only thing he was missing from his training; if Oogway knew that Tai Lung and Shifu had been working towards making him into the Dragon Warrior but missed something crucial (like humility and self-esteem?), shouldn't it have been his responsibility as Shifu's master to say "Hey, you're missing the point of *excellence of self*"? Philosophy and fate and the illusion of control aside, his actions seem fairly arbitrary. Oogway saw a darkness in his heart, but never felt particularly inclined to identify or address it? He just said 'no scroll for you, fuck off'?
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When the student is ready, the master will appear.

Contrapoint:  if the student is not ready, the master should remain hidden.

In the philosophical tradition Oogway and Shifu were part of, stuff like 'questioning' and 'explanations' and 'just fucking tell him what's going on you secretive old asshole' are pretty much anathema.  True knowledge can only come from within.  It's the student's job to find his own path to truth, and it's the master's job to guide the student on that path of self-discovery, *not* by telling the student what to do, but by approving or disapproving of the student's actions and thereby showing him whether the path he has chosen is correct.  To teach with words is to provide only the illusion of understanding and so sabotage true growth.  If Tai Lung (and Shifu) didn't come to realize the true meaning of *excellence of self* on their own, no amount of words would matter.