The Jungle Book: Mowgli's Story Page #3
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- 1998
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Do you know why?
Yes, because they named it after me!
No, cos if you eat it, you croak.
You know not to eat anything
without asking me first.
That fruit's poisonous.
Thanks, Hathi.
No problem, Raksha.
We're all looking out for the boy.
- It's OK, kiddo, I'll live.
But next time, listen to your mom.
There are dangerous things
in the jungle.
If you take a ride with me, I'll show
you the biggest danger of all.
Can I go, Mother? Please?
Alright, but stay with Hathi.
- No worries. We'll take good care.
OK, now, get on board.
We're going up.
Top floor. Pachyderm penthouse.
Whee.
Hang on now, all ahead.
Bye, Mom.
- Hold tight, Mowgli. Have fun.
OK, now, eyes open.
We're entering the danger zone.
Of all the animals, there is
one species that everyone fears.
And that is the... Duck!
A duck? Oh, duck!
Right, duck. Anyway, as was saying,
the most dangerous animal of all
is the one who did this.
Who? Who did this?
Man did this. Man and the red flower
they call fire.
The more flowers they plant,
the less jungle we got
Chil is right.
Fire is life's greatest destroyer.
The red flower
leaves us nothing but death.
Which makes it my favourite flower.
Boy, was I confused.
Before I was a man-cub, I thought
the red ower was something good.
Something to keep you warm
and safe at night.
But how could something
so good do something so bad?
Hathi, if you're playing tour guide,
were is the elephant graveyard?
I am starved!
Oh, Chil!
- I know, I know, chill.
OK, lunch. Actually,
lunch is a breeze around here.
Help yourself to the ripest mangoes
this side of the Waingunga.
Thanks, Hathi.
Do you want a banana?
Why, yes, now that you mention it,
I would like one.
Listen, next time, peel it.
That day with Hathi helped me see
the world through the animals' eyes.
As my knowledge of the jungle grew,
so did I.
Every day was an adventure.
Every day was something new.
I was learning the ropes.
Or should I say the vines?
I felt like I was ready
to leave the nest.
Flap those wings, man-cub,
cos if you fall, you're dead meat.
Ouch!
Mowgli, you still alive?
Barely.
Darn.
That's it, Mowgli, nice and clean.
Don't forget your tail feathers!
If only I had a ladder.
Mowgli.
Whenever! Got a chance,
I hung out with Baloo,
the hungriest bear in all of India
or Bagheera,
the smartest panther anywhere.
Now about Baloo.
He was gruff on the outside,
but on the inside, he was sweet as...
Honey!
Now remember, the higher the hive,
the sweeter the honey.
Be careful.
Eat my stinger!
Ow!
- Long live the Queen!
Come on, Mowgli! No pain, no gain!
Easy, boy. Don't disturb the hive.
D'oh!
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