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thenewnio · 3 years

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My version of the Jungle Book that I wrote before the 2016 version

The Jungle Book

During the British Raj in India, Nathoo, the two-year-old son of a woman named Messua, wanders out of his family’s campsite into the jungle while chasing after a butterfly. His family’s attempts to find him are hindered by an attack by the Bengal tiger Shere Khan. Meanwhile, Akela and Raksha, a pair of Indian wolves raising a family of cubs, are concerned to learn that Shere Khan is hunting in their part of the jungle, because he might kill men and bring human retribution upon all the jungle’s inhabitants. Tabaqui the golden jackal is known to be the tiger’s ally and sidekick. When Nathoo comes across their den, Raksha decides to adopt the hairless “man-cub”. Her determination is only strengthened by the arrival of Shere Khan, who demands the cub for his meal. The wolves drive off the tiger and Raksha renames the baby Mowgli. At the wolf pack’s meeting at Council Rock, Baloo the bear and Bagheera the panther undertake the task of educating Mowgli as he grows up. Meanwhile, Shere Khan plans to take revenge on the wolf pack by persuading the younger wolves to depose of Akela, while Tabaqui enlists the help of a pack of dholes to act as reinforcements. When Mowgli is seven years old, he is tutored in the Law of the Jungle by Baloo. These lessons include the “Master Words” for various species that identify the speaker as a friend. Bagheera is impressed with Mowgli’s progress, but both are horrified when the man-cub then reveals that he has been visiting the Bandar-log (“Monkey-People”). Baloo and Bagheera insist that the Bandar-log are a boastful and ignorant race who have no laws, which is why they are shunned by the rest of the jungle. Mowgli is suitably chastened, but soon afterward he is abducted by the Bandar-log who take him on a terrifying but exhilarating rush through the treetops. Seeing Chil the Kite flying above, Mowgli gives the kites’ Master Word and tells Chil to find Baloo and Bagheera. Upon being informed that Mowgli has been taken to the ‘Cold Lairs’, an abandoned human fort, the bear and the panther, unable to follow the monkeys at ground level, recall that the monkeys’ only fear is Kaa the python. They manage to locate Kaa, discovering to their surprise that the python is a female, and Bagheera cunningly goads her into helping them by repeating (or inventing) some of the Bandar-log’s insults against her. In the Cold Lairs, the monkeys demand that Mowgli teach them how to make fire and fireworks like other humans. However, since he was not raised by humans, Mowgli does not know how to do so. When Baloo, Bagheera and Kaa arrive the monkeys throw Mowgli into an abandoned “summer-house” inhabited by cobras, whereupon Mowgli hastily uses the snakes’ Master Word to prevent them from striking. When the bear and panther enter the Cold Lairs, a comical battle ensues. Baloo and Bagheera are by far the more powerful fighters, but they are vastly outnumbered. Kaa is delayed by a large section of walls but gets through, scatters the crowd of monkeys fighting Baloo and Bagheera, breaks down the wall of the summer house and frees Mowgli, who thanks her courteously. The python then performs her “hunger dance”, hypnotising the Bandar-log so they cannot run away. Baloo and Bagheera are also hypnotised, but Mowgli, being human, is immune and snaps them out of their trances. Once away, the three of them go home. When Mowgli turns 11, the wolf tribe learns that Shere Khan has returned to the jungle. Bagheera overhears Shere Khan’s plan and warns Mowgli. Later that night, Mowgli meets Kaa and tells her the news. Kaa does not believe that Mowgli and the pack will survive a direct assault by Shere Khan’s forces, and takes him to the Bee Rocks: a gorge where huge hives produced by millions of wild bees overhang the river. The two devise a plan to lure the dholes to the gorge so that the bees will attack them. Mowgli therefore lies in wait for the dholes in a tree-branch and smears himself with garlic to repel the bees. When the dholes arrive he taunts their leader into a furious rage before fleeing to the gorge. Just before leaping into the water Mowgli kicks piles of stones into the beehives, to arouse the bees. The garlic prevents the bees from attacking Mowgli, and he dives safely into the river where Kaa swiftly coils around his body to prevent the current from sweeping him away. With the treat of the dholes eliminated, Mowgli prepares to take on Shere Khan, stealing a pot of burning coals and some fireworks from his former home village in order to use it against the tiger. At Council Rock Shere Khan demands that Akela be killed and the man-cub given to him. Mowgli attacks Shere Khan with a burning branch while the other wolves do battle with the traitorous wolves. During the chaos, the fireworks are set alight. With some last minute help from Baloo, Bagheera and Kaa, Mowgli drives Shere Khan into a herd of buffalo, where the tiger is trampled to death. After the wolves drive Tabaqui and the rest of Shere Khan’s allies away, Mowgli finds Akela, mortally wounded, who tells Mowgli that he must soon return to the human race. Mowgli promises to return one day, and after a heartfelt farewell, departs for the village, where he is reunited with Messua and her husband, who recognize him as their long-lost son, as Baloo, Bagheera and Kaa look on. Content that Mowgli is with his own kind, the trio decide to head home.

The Second Jungle Book

A year after the events of the first film, Mowgli is living in the human village with his biological parents, Messua and her husband, Parash. Here, he learns various human customs, few of which impress him. He is also disrespectful to the village elders when they tell fanciful tales of the jungle, since he has first-hand experience of what the jungle is really like. This earns him the particular contempt of Buldeo, the village’s chief hunter, who dreams that the village could one day become an important town and that the jungle could be conquered. Missing his life in the jungle, Mowgli regularly sneaks out of the village to meet his wolf friend Gray Brother (or “Gray” for short) who brings him news of the jungle in secret. He becomes friends with Buldeo’s niece, Bala, much to Buldeo’s chagrin. One day, Bala, out of curiosity, follows Mowgli as he heads out to meet Gray, seeing them together as the wolf tells him of an ancient, abandoned city deep in the jungle. When she reveals herself, Mowgli confesses all and has her sworn to secrecy, but she urges him to show her more of the jungle, something that Buldeo has denied her. Mowgli and Gray bring Bala to the ruins, where the two end up falling into a hidden chamber in a ruined palace, containing fabulous wealth guarded by an albino cobra, Thuu, who calls himself “WhiteHood”. As Gray runs off to seek help, the cobra boasts of how all who have come seeking the ancient treasure have fallen victim to his venom. This turns out to be a lie, however, when Gray returns with Kaa, who reveals that the poison in Thuu’s fangs has dried up from disuse. Warned by the cobra that the wealth brings death, they leave the chamber, but Bala takes one coin as a memento. After Mowgli introduces her to Kaa, and later Baloo, Bagheera and Hathi the elephant, the two decide to spend their free time secretly visiting the other inhabitants of the jungle. Buldeo soon sees the coin that Bala had kept, and after failing to have her tell him where she got it, sends his accomplice, Mahee, to spy on her and Mowgli. Mahee overhears Bala voicing her concerns over her uncle becoming suspicious to Mowgli and, hearing of the treasure, relays this information to Buldeo. The hunter later confronts Mowgli and demands that the boy tell him where the treasure is, threatening him with a gun when he refuses. Gray arrives in the nick of time to save Mowgli by restraining Buldeo. When they let him go, the hunter, convinced that Mowgli is a shapeshifting sorcerer, returns to the village and tells the villagers of his beliefs. Mowgli is imprisioned, but escapes into the jungle with the help of Bala, Baloo, Bagheera, Kaa and Messua. However, Messua, along with Parash, who tries to defend her, are imprisoned and threatened with death. When Gray accidentally interrupts Buldeo’s conversation with Mahee and a charcoal-burner, Tapa, the hunter, believing him to be Mowgli shapeshifted into wolf form, gives an ultimatum: unless Mowgli reveals the treasure’s location, Messua and Parash will be executed. Gray warns Mowgli and his friends and the man-cub heads out to confront Buldeo. He sends the hunter and his allies on a wild goose chase by directing him to the Cold Lairs and, after ordering the wolves and other animals to further sabotage him and prevent him from reaching the treasure, returns to the village with Bala and Raksha to rescue his parents. After they are freed, Messua and Parash escape to the river, guarded by Raksha at a discreet distance, while Bagheera and Kaa arrive and take their place in the hut, so that when the villagers arrive to take out the prisoners they get an “unpleasant surprise”. Meanwhile, Buldeo becomes wise to the animals’ antics and, along with Mahee and Tapa, follows Gray to the lost city, where they find the treasure, including a jeweled ankus. Upon realizing that he has led the enemy to the gold, Gray runs to the village and warns Mowgli and Bala. Thuu attempts to intimidate the men into fleeing, but is shot in his hood by Buldeo before the trio take as much as they can carry and depart, before stopping for the night. However, an argument ensues after Mahee tries to steal the ankus from Tapa’s share. During their bickering, Mowgli and Bala arrive, and the former has Gray and the other wolves chase the three from the jungle, forcing them to jettison the treasure they’d been carrying, including the ankus. The pair make it back to the village the next morning to find Bagheera and Kaa captured by the villagers after they were mistaken for the shapeshifted forms of Messua and Parash. After Mowgli rescues them, Buldeo, Mahee and Tapa arrive back in the village. Enraged and maddened, Buldeo tries to kill Mowgli despite Bala and the other villagers’ attempts to stop him. Mowgli, Bagheera and Kaa are forced to flee back into the jungle, but Buldeo sets a cart full of hay ablaze, using it to start a forest fire. The fire rages, but the wind turns and threatens the village. As the villagers flee, Mowgli enlists the help of Hathi and his sons, and they extinguish the fire with the water in their trunks. At the river, the animals and the villagers come face to face with each other, and Buldeo is stunned when he sees Mowgli and Gray side by side. The villagers, upon realizing their mistake, become repentant, and Mowgli forgives them. He is invited to rejoin his parents, but decides to stay in the jungle to help animals trapped by the fire. Afterwards, while tending to Thuu, who has recovered from his injury, Mowgli begins to miss Bala, while she is missing him as well. Both the animals and the villagers encourage them to be with each other, and they reunite in the village, though they return to visit Mowgli’s friends in the jungle on a regular basis. The narrator reveals that they grew up and had a child; “but that is a story for grown-ups“.

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weirdbynorthwest · 7 years

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Notes on Northern Exposure, S01E02: “Brains, Know-How and Native Intelligence”

We begin the episode with Chris Stevens delivering his first ever “Chris in the Morning” address on the show, in Cicely’s local radio station, KBHR, or “K-Bear”. Why “K-Bear”? Well, firstly, it’s customary for radio stations to be given easily pronounceable names inspired by their initials, for the sake of marketing. But there’s an additional fun fact regarding this particular station’s origins: both KBHR and its nick-name belong to a real-life local radio station in Big Bear City, California. Surrounded by the Alaskan wilderness, Cicely undoubtedly has more than its fair share of bears, so the nickname remains appropriate.

The subject of Chris’s speech, and a significant chunk of the episode, is the 19th century poet Walt Whitman, an American literary giant and one of Chris’s leading artistic inspirations. But not everyone approves of Whitman. Chris recalls being “blindsided by the raging fist of [his] incarcerator,” at the juvenile detention home where he spent his juvenile delinquent days. This stern authority figure told Chris, in no uncertain terms, “that Walt Whitman's homoerotic, unnatural, pornographic sentiments were unacceptable and would not be allowed in an institution dedicated to reforming the ill-formed.” Whitman’s sexuality has been the subject of endless debate, but it’s generally accepted that he was either homo- or bisexual. That Whitman, “that great bear of a man, enjoyed the pleasures of other men came as a great surprise” to Chris, leading him to “reconsider the queers [he] had previously kicked around.” Yes, Chris wasn’t always the open-minded liberal we otherwise see him as. He was, in his youth, capable of homophobic violence. This makes me, a confirmed homosexual (or “homo-romantic grey-sexual,” if we’re being particular), rather sad. It also makes me more inclined to be wary and critical of Chris in this episode.

Chris reads Whitman’s “When Lilacs in the Dooryard Bloom’d” (1865), a poem written following the end of the American Civil War (1861-1865), during a period of national mourning over the then recent assassination of former president Abraham Lincoln. The poem doesn’t explicitly identify Lincoln, but it’s generally thought that that’s who the poem was about. However, the final line of the first stanza – “And thought of him I love” – may have been presented in this scene in order to underline the topic of Whitman’s sexuality. For Whitman’s clearest expression of homosexual love in verse, one should really examine the “Calamus” sequence of poems written in or before 1859, included in the third edition of Leaves of Grass, originally published in 1855. (I nearly read some to an ex-boyfriend on his birthday once. I regret not doing that. But they were aware of the thought, and I got a lot of love for it, so it balanced out.)

We catch a glimpse of Maurice fishing whilst listening to Chris’s show. He clearly isn’t impressed by all this talk of Whitman enjoying “the pleasures of other men.” Maurice was established as being, at the very least, a sexist and racist bigot in the previous episode, so any homophobia on his part wouldn’t come as a surprise. This still doesn’t prepare the viewer for what Maurice will do next.

Meanwhile, in this week’s instalment of “Will They? Won’t They?’ Joel and Maggie are in the Brick, having a go at each other over plumbing. This argument at least feels as if it springs from a natural cause, compared to last week’s glaringly-contrived-in-order-to-establish-the-formula bickering. Joel is talking to Maggie as his landlord, about a faulty toilet. Maggie teases Joel over his lack of self-reliance: why not try fixing it himself, or go out and fertilise the scenery? She winds up calling him a “helplessness junkie”, an odd turn of phrase he’ll spend half the episode grumbling about and later delight in throwing back at her, when she visits him in his surgery over a self-inflicted knee injury.

Joel’s chauvinism is out in full force again, as he offers to treat any puncture wounds Rick may have received from Maggie walking all over him in her heels. Yecch. And then he comes on to her in a way that fictional characters in a “Will They? Won’t They?” comedy set-up routinely get away with, when he says “you’re clearly attracted to me.” Of course, the show will routinely remind us she is. But in real life, if you said something like that to someone, it would be widely and rightly considered inappropriate. Unlike the utterly irredeemable and thoroughly loathsome Ross Geller in Friends (NBC, 1994-2004), Joel is a genuinely likeable character under all the sexist asshattery the writers insist upon having him say. I hope the situation improves, and soon.

Joel remarks that he’s “not the Grizzly Adams type.” This is a reference to John “Grizzly” Adams, a nineteenth-century mountain man who hunted and trained wild animals (including, you guessed it, “grizzly” bears) for use in zoos, menageries and circuses, from New England to California. An outdoorsman and a showman (he partnered up at one point with another American icon, that jack-of-all-trades P.T. Barnum), “Grizzly” Adams became, in the popular cultural consciousness, an iteration of an American frontiersman archetype, akin to Davy Crockett. Joel does not resemble that archetype at all – but Brick proprietor Holling Vincoeur, according to Joel, does. We’ll see how that comparison bears out in the episodes and seasons to come.

Meanwhile, over at K-Bear, the “raging fist” of Maurice Minnifield comes raining down on Chris Stevens like the fist of that faceless authoritarian in Chris’s juvenile detention home. I find the violence Maurice inflicts on Chris in this episode jarring. We later learn from Joel that Maurice threw Chris through a plate-glass window. We see bruises and band-aids on Chris’s face, and his arm in a plaster cast. We learn, towards the end of the episode, that Chris snuck in a decent left-hook – but that still, to my mind, doesn’t make up for what might be one of the single most unpleasant things Maurice has done on the show.

And while we’re on the subject of violence, what about Ed’s response to Joel describing his current spat with Maggie? He asks “Did you hit her?” Where did that come from? A more uncharacteristic thing for Ed to say – even just two episodes into the show – is hard to imagine. Is it meant to suggest that Ed grew up in an environment where domestic violence was the norm? Or that Cicely’s foremost cinephile learnt everything he knows about human interaction from the movies? I don’t know. I just know that it’s a weird, discomfiting line.

Ed introduces the episode’s secondary plot, which is about Ed’s uncle Anku (Frank Sotonoma “Grey Wolf” Salsedo). Ed tells Joel that his uncle is a “witch doctor,” which briefly leads them into a variation on the famous “Who’s on First?” comedy routine.

Ed’s uncle is seriously unwell – as in, there’s blood in his urine. And blood in your urine is nothing to be sniffed at. 11 years ago I had a urinary tract infection thanks to the onset of type-one diabetes. The pain was unreal. Imagine passing red hot needles instead of water. TMI? Ah, DMY. My point is, it’s not something you can comfortably ignore. And as a doctor, Joel knows it’s not something you can afford to ignore. And so, at Ed’s behest, Joel spends a significant chunk of the episode befriending Anku and trying his best to persuade him to seek medical attention. But, unbeknownst to Anku’s family, Anku has already sought medical attention and learnt that he has prostate cancer. He just needs Joel to pressure him into swallowing his pride as a medicine man before seeking further treatment.

Joel will, in dealing with Anku, realise in an on-screen “eureka!” of an epiphany that pride is the theme binding all the episode’s narrative threads together. Anku’s pride, his own pride, Maggie’s pride, Maurice’s pride, are all wrapped up in a neat little package. Is it too neat, too tidy? Maybe, but I like it. It’s a reassuring sign that Joel’s character won’t remain static, that he’ll gain new insight into the town and its characters, learn new things and continue to develop over the course of the series.

“Keeping it in the family”: Mrs. Anku is played by Armenia Miles, the mother of Elaine Miles, who plays Joel’s secretary, Marilyn Whirlwind. In future episodes, she’ll play Marilyn’s mother.

Anku asks Joel if he’s ever seen the film Little Big Man (dir. Arthur Penn, 1970), in which Dustin Hoffman plays a man who, as a white child, was rescued and raised by a Cheyenne tribe. Is Anku drawing a connection between the Jewish actor and Jewish doctor, to whom he imparts some of his own “native intelligence”?

Joel, after explaining that he can’t keep chasing after Anku, pleads with Ed not to “do this northern brooding thing, I can’t stand Bergman films.” Is Joel intentionally using sophisticated cinema references he knows Ed will get? Because if so, that’s kinda cute. Couple that with Ed watching Joel as he sleeps, and I wonder if anyone, anywhere, at any time, has thought to ship these two characters?

As Maurice takes full control of radio K-Bear we learn he’s a huge fan of musical theatre, something that’s often been depicted as a stereotypical trait of gay men (less so these days, but very much so in the nineties). Is the episode replaying the old, unhelpful cliché that “all homophobes are repressed homosexuals”? I don’t think so. It certainly doesn’t underline or lean into that idea. As much as Maurice’s showtunes are driving the residents of Cicely crazy, he’s never mocked for the fact that he enjoys showtunes.

At a town meeting, angry Cicelians call for the reinstatement of Chris Stevens as radio presenter. Maurice isn’t having it. “One of our own, Chris Stevens, made a mistake,” he “did a bad thing” and “he had to pay for it.” What was that mistake? We get an answer, of sorts, when Maurice returns to the airwaves the next day and attempts to explain his recent behaviour. It’s a speech that causes the entire town to stop in its tracks, suggesting we should stop in our tracks too and take what Maurice is saying seriously.

Maurice recalls his devastation upon discovering, as a child, that his hero John Wayne didn’t do his own stunts. The gist of it is, Maurice doesn’t want his heroes to be humanized, to have their weaknesses exposed. “Sure, we’re all human,” but do we have to be reminded that our heroes are human too? Maurice is an advocate of the “Great Man” theory of history, the idea that the greatest achievements in human history were brought about by great men (and with his ego, he no doubt fancies himself one). Maurice wants his heroes to remain on their marble pedestals as untainted paragons of manly virtue. “We need our heroes. We need men we can look up to. Believe in. Men who walk tall.” Of course it doesn’t occur to Maurice, just as it doesn’t occur to most advocates of the “Great Man” conception of history, that those heroes could include women or minorities.

Maurice considers Walt Whitman a hero. Though “Walt Whitman was a pervert,” in Maurice’s bigoted view, “he was the best poet that America ever produced.” Maurice concedes that Whitman was, most likely, a homosexual. He’d just rather not know or be reminded of that. Because Maurice is a homophobic bigot who believes that homosexuality is a weakness, a character flaw that should be hidden from view, never to be acknowledged. But just because Maurice believes that “there are damn few of us who deserve to be called heroes” and that, despite his own bigotry, Whitman deserves the title of hero, doesn’t make Maurice less wrong or less of a bigot.

And yet, as the speech prompts Chris to go and apologise to Maurice, the episode seems to come down firmly on Maurice’s side of the argument. Not that there’s actually been an argument. No one in town has attempted to argue the opposite of Maurice’s position – that a knowledge of Whitman’s probable homosexuality does nothing to diminish him or his work. The implicit and unfortunate assumption in this episode is that it does diminish Whitman. That’s why we have Chris apologising to Maurice, saying that he also doesn’t want people reading Walt Whitman for “the wrong reasons.” What reasons are those, Chris? The only reason suggested in the episode comes from Ruth-Anne, when she tells Joel that all the Whitman has been taken out of the library as there’s “nothing like an interesting sex-life to get people reading.”

So, is Chris suggesting that he doesn’t want people reading Whitman because of his sexuality? Why not? Whitman’s “Calamus” poems meant a lot to me when I was younger, and I would never have discovered them had I not heard about Whitman’s sexuality and the poems’ reputation. I see in them a beautiful expression of the romantic feelings I then had for my ex-boyfriend, and I can’t read them now without getting misty-eyed. Like a lot of great poetry, the poems powerfully describe feelings of romantic/erotic longing, the distinction being that they clearly describe feelings of romantic/erotic longing between men. It isn’t “subtext.” You don’t have to “read between the lines.” It’s there, in the words on the page. Whitman’s sexuality informs his writing, even if his writing isn’t explicitly sexual.

Unfortunately, in the nineties there persisted this idea that homosexuality was something to be guarded against, lest it corrupt our children or our own imaginations when engaged in the intellectual enjoyment of nineteenth-century verse. Depending on where you are in the world, it’s an attitude that still persists or even prevails. And this episode of Northern Exposure appears to embody it.

For me, Whitman’s “Calamus” poems are a powerful reminder of a time in my life when I was young and happy and in love. But Chris appears to be suggesting that I’m reading Whitman wrong. Well… Fuck you Chris. There’s nothing wrong with highlighting the fact that Walt Whitman was likely gay or bi, or that a significant number of his poems appear to have been informed by his own homoerotic desire. It can do a lot of people – gay or bisexual people, for example – a lot of good to know that people who felt the way they do existed in the 19th century, and that they wrote beautiful verse you could share with a loved one.

It should be clear by now that, unlike Maurice, I don’t believe it’s a mistake to humanize our heroes. Knowing Mark Twain loves cats humanizes him. In no way does it diminish my love of Mark Twain (but then I’m a cat person, so I’m biased). Other than the very worst literary critics, who really wants to see the likes of Twain and Whitman reduced to cold, lifeless marble statues in the Pantheon of the American Literary Canon? It does us no harm, either, to learn the personal and political beliefs of our heroes, especially if we don’t want people thinking we share certain of those beliefs. Hero worship is problematic in general, but it’s impossible for us not to admire people, to have our own personal heroes. But as we grow and change over the course of our lives, we shouldn’t be afraid to update that list.

In the course of its run, Northern Exposure introduced a gay male couple; confirmed that its founders, Cicely and Roslyn, were a lesbian couple; and was the second US TV show to feature a gay wedding (the first being Roc [Fox, 1994-1994]). Northern Exposure was not only on the right side of history, it was consistently ahead of its time. If I’ve been especially hard on this episode, it’s because I know how far it falls short of the show’s future accomplishments.

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jamesjennerworld-blog · 5 years

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aladin of the jungle lion king 4

jungle book 4

ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS BLACK N JAVEN RHINOS WHITE RHINOS LIONS LIONESSES WHITE LIONS PANTHERS BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS WHITE TIGERS EAGLES CROCODILES PUMAS SNOW LEOPARDS CHEETAHS JAGUARS HIPPOS VULTURES OWLS KOMODO DRAGONS LEATHERBACK TURTLES BEARS DINOS green sea turtles

jungle book = mowgil shanti boa boa as gorillas baloo elephant king as elephants bagreea wovles tiger queen as tigers hathi n patrol as rhinos elephants louie big banna lover monkey as gorillas bad kaa bad snake as komodo dragons chil [ or lucky ] n vultures as vultures shere khan bad lion as lions jungle animals as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = india n south africa [ based on jungle book kaa ‘s hunting n mowgil ‘s brothers n jungle boy ]

larry lion the jungle king [ based on lion king 2 n simba the king lion ] = lions as lionesses tigers jaguars pride lands animals as elephants vultures outlands lions n gators as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles meerkat as panther warthog as elephant baboon as gorilla toucan as vulture = south africa

peter pan = peter pan hook n pirates wendy as gorillas tick tock as crocodile mermaids john as sea turtles lost boys n wendy ‘s brother as elephants tigers panthers n neaverland animals birds humans as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = india n south africa

wind in the willows = toad as tiger rat n mole as elephant n panther badger n weasels as lions uk animals n humans as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = uk

how the leopard who got his spots = leopard as jaguar wild boy as gorilla giraffe zebra as elephant panther african animals as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = congo

elephant ‘s child = elephant child as elephant baboon as gorilla snake as komodo dragon hippo as hippo crocodile as crocodile savannah animals as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = indonesia

= robin hood = robin hood as crocodile little jonh as puma prince john as elephant sir hiss as panther merry men as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = africa n south america

wizard of oz = girl as hippo dog as puma tin man as elephant scarecrow as eagle lion as lion oz animals n humans as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = india

noah ‘s magical ark = noah mrs noah with 4 legs bombay orangutan as gorillas animals bear boy panther with mane elephant king crocodile king xiro lion pity parrot dagnino tiger as elephants rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles = south africa n india [ based on el arca n noah ‘s magic ark ]

second jungle book = mowgil shanti boa boa as gorillas baloo elephant king as elephants bagreea wovles tiger queen as tigers hathi n patrol as rhinos elephants louie big banna lover monkey as gorillas bad kaa as komodo dragon chil [ or lucky ] n vultures as vultures shere khan bad lion as lions temple animals as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles [ based on jungle book 2 how fear came n spring running n jungle boy ] = india n south africa

jonh ben to the rescue [ easter thme ] = rabbits as white lions owl as eagle ram as elephant crow as panther humans as humans easter eggs as easter eggs forest animals as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles [ based on max will save the day ] = india

a elf for xmas [ xmas thme ] = humans n reindeer wovles mr men bats as elephants gorillas rhinos white rhinos lions lionesses white lions panthers tigers white tigers eagles crocodiles pumas snow leopards cheetahs jaguars hippos vultures owls komodo dragons sea turtles angels as elfs [ based on angel for xmas n xmas letter ] = china

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I have two left feet, and my right doesn't have much rhythm, either.

#northern exposure #90s television #90s tv shows #joel fleischman #rob morrow #uncle anku #frank salsedo #nx #1x02 brains know how and native intelligence

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when i get 21 i’ll update hildenbough farm filed into haven resorts n parkdean resorts [ my website ]

all are jungle rock land n ocean thme resort

ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS

DOLPHINS

MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS

POLAR BEARS

LEATHERBACK TURTLES

CROCODILES

BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS

TREXES

HIPPO DINOS

SHARKS

mums

boys

[ real n mascot types ]

[ zoos n rides ]

rabbits

rats

monkeys

roosters

[ real n mascot types ]

[ animal parks n rides ]

snakes

dragons

[ real n mascot types ]

[ reptile houses n rides ]

lion king lion king 2 return of the roar neaver roar again

aladin brother bear

emperor ‘s new goove good dino

jungle book and jungle book 2 year of the tiger

jungle book 2016

tarzan n tarzan 2 peppa pig life and times of juniper lee chicken little lanard zoo pets my gym partner monkey 64 zoo lane

go diego go

kazoops anagranimals pocoyo a bugs life 2 avatar tiger tiger toomai of the elephants sing song of old man kangaroo tweenies kimba tv show n film jurassic world 2 fallen kingdom noah ‘s ark

moana

james adventures the movie storks

rescuers rescuers down under

discovery of ramen rescuers of the jungle

jungle boy films tigerz tigerz 2 circus life taz mania dolphinz

snow white cinderella

sleeping beauty

little mermaid 2 oliver bambi lion king 11/2 beauty and beest pocahontas mulan princess and the frog mousepolice janis the pig little dalmatians dalmatians 3

frozen spring running letting in the jungle quiquern cat that walked by himself

tweenies films angel for xmas

ice age 1 2 3 4 5 eena of avalor crash bandicoot sponge out of water gruffalo room on the broom gruffalo ‘s child stick man lord of the jungle animal soccer match king of the animals balto

year of the rabbit

year of the dragon

year of the snake

year of the monkey year of the rooster

aladin of the jungle lion king 4

jungle book 4

[ asian n african elephants giant n quing pandas bactrain n dromdary camels bengal n sumatra tigers black n javen rhinos panthers komodos tapirs musk oxen lions giraffes hippos zebras wild beest warthogs hyenas gazelles cars buses bikes planes diggers vans boats safari parks jungles towns farms woodlands beaches humans types ]

zoo troop [ haven parkdean n my verson ]

[ ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS DOLPHINS MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS POLAR BEARS LEATHERBACK TURTLES CROCODILES BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS TREXES HIPPO DINOS SHARKS mums boys rabbits rats monkeys roosters snakes dragons types [ our verson ] ]

[ gift shops ]

[ all i see i was 1 year old or 4 year old ]

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jamesjennerworld-blog · 5 years

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when i get 20 i will have my home wanted jungles islands n towns for haven parkdean ranches n satue zoo

in hildenbough

mums and boys and dogs

[ town ]

asian n african elephants

giant n quing pandas

bengal n sumatra tigers

peacocks

[ jungle ]

lions

zebras

black n javen rhinos

giraffes

[ island ]

gift shop toys books n vhses =

lion king lion king 2 return of the roar neaver roar again

aladin brother bear

emperor ‘s new goove good dino

jungle book and jungle book 2 year of the tiger

jungle book 2016

tarzan n tarzan 2 peppa pig life and times of juniper lee chicken little lanard zoo pets my gym partner monkey 64 zoo lane

go diego go

kazoops anagranimals pocoyo a bugs life 2 avatar tiger tiger toomai of the elephants sing song of old man kangaroo tweenies kimba tv show n film jurassic world 2 fallen kingdom noah ‘s ark

moana

james adventures the movie storks

rescuers rescuers down under

discovery of ramen rescuers of the jungle

jungle boy films tigerz tigerz 2 circus life taz mania dolphinz

snow white cinderella

sleeping beauty

little mermaid 2 oliver bambi lion king 11/2 beauty and beest pocahontas mulan princess and the frog mousepolice janis the pig little dalmatians dalmatians 3

frozen spring running letting in the jungle quiquern cat that walked by himself

tweenies films angel for xmas

ice age 1 2 3 4 5 eena of avalor crash bandicoot sponge out of water gruffalo room on the broom gruffalo ‘s child stick man lord of the jungle animal soccer match king of the animals balto

year of the rabbit

year of the dragon

year of the snake

year of the monkey year of the rooster

aladin of the jungle lion king 4

jungle book 4

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jamesjennerworld-blog · 5 years

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when i get 21 i’ll update hildenbough houses into ranches [ my website ]

all are farm jungle ocean n rock land thme

ASIAN N AFRICAN ELEPHANTS

DOLPHINS

MOUNTAIN N LOWLAND GORILLAS

POLAR BEARS

LEATHERBACK TURTLES

CROCODILES

BENGAL N CHINA TIGERS

TREXES

HIPPO DINOS

SHARKS

dads

girls

[ zoos ]

horses

oxen

[ big farm animal zones ]

sheep [ all exotic sheep types ]

pigs

[ small farm animal zones ]

dogs [ all dog breeds ]

[ cat n dog houses ]

lion king lion king 2 return of the roar neaver roar again

aladin brother bear

emperor ‘s new goove good dino

jungle book and jungle book 2 year of the tiger

jungle book 2016

tarzan n tarzan 2 peppa pig life and times of juniper lee chicken little lanard zoo pets my gym partner monkey 64 zoo lane

go diego go

kazoops anagranimals pocoyo a bugs life 2 avatar tiger tiger toomai of the elephants sing song of old man kangaroo tweenies kimba tv show n film jurassic world 2 fallen kingdom noah ‘s ark

moana

james adventures the movie storks

rescuers rescuers down under

discovery of ramen rescuers of the jungle

jungle boy films tigerz tigerz 2 circus life taz mania dolphinz

snow white cinderella

sleeping beauty

little mermaid 2 oliver bambi lion king 11/2 beauty and beest pocahontas mulan princess and the frog mousepolice janis the pig little dalmatians dalmatians 3

frozen spring running letting in the jungle quiquern cat that walked by himself

tweenies films angel for xmas

ice age 1 2 3 4 5 eena of avalor crash bandicoot sponge out of water gruffalo room on the broom gruffalo ‘s child stick man lord of the jungle animal soccer match king of the animals balto

year of the rabbit

year of the dragon

year of the snake

year of the monkey year of the rooster

aladin of the jungle lion king 4

jungle book 4

[ gift shops ]

[ all i see i was 1 year old or 4 year old ]

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when i get 21 ill have a big satue zoo on over hildenbough n tombrige

big zoos =

asian elephants = hathi hathi jr african elephants = lion king elephants n african jungle elephants = tantor

bengal tigers = shere khan harama [ oc ] n amr tigers = teddy teddy ‘s mum

penguins = pingu pinga

monkeys = jungle book monkeys terk year of the tiger monkey

farms [ sometimes ] =

horses

sheep

dogs

humans

roosters

gooses

gift shops n shops =

works

damzra

pepenbury gift shops

argos

sinburys

beaver water world [ jollys ]

polhill

tesco

brookside

gift shop toys =

zoo troop

planet protedtors [ monkey ]

fingerlings [ monkeys ]

jungle in my pocket

snow pets in my pocket

hatchimals

playmobil

gift shop mascot toys books n dvds n vhs =

lion king lion king 2 return of the roar neaver roar again – elephants giraffes zebras lions – africa

aladin – camels – australasia

brother bear – mooses – north america

emperor ‘s new goove – llamas – south america

jungle book and jungle book 2 – pandas kangaroos elephants – asia

year of the tiger – elephants giraffes zebras lions camels mooses llamas pandas kangaroos oxen sheep – asia and south america

madgascar polar bear polar bear what do you hear tow can toucan madgascar 2 n 3son of the lion king viva pinata walking though the jungle jungle king golden noah ‘s ark jellybean jungle prince and pauper africa safari natoon africa natoon predators = kangaroos orangutans hippos gorillas lions african elephants hunny bears = africa

jungle book 2016 = elephants tigers bears swans penguins = asia n congo

tarzan n tarzan 2 = elephants tigers bears swans penguins = asia n congo

peppa pig life and times of juniper lee chicken little my gym partner monkey = kangaroos orangutans hippos gorillas lions african elephants hunny bears = africa

64 zoo lane = rabbits koalas pandas pigs donkeys kangaroos orangutans hippos gorillas lions african elephants hunny bears = africa

go diego go = elephants tigers bears swans penguins = asia n congo

kazoops anagranimals pocoyo a bugs life 2 avatar tiger tiger toomai of the elephants sing song of old man kangaroo tweenies kimba tv show n film jurassic world 2 fallen kingdom = kangaroos orangutans hippos gorillas lions african elephants hunny bears elephants tigers bears swans penguins = africa asia congo

moana

james adventures the movie

storks

rescuers

rescuers down under

discovery of ramen

rescuers of the jungle

jungle boy films

little mermaid 2 oliver bambi lion king 11/2

beauty and beest pocahontas mulan princess and the frog mousepolice janis the pig little dalmatians dalmatians 3

frozen spring running letting in the jungle quiquern cat that walked by himself tweenies films angel for xmas

ice age 1 2 3 4 5 eena of avalor

crash bandicoot sponge out of water gruffalo room on the broom gruffalo ‘s child stick man lord of the jungle animal soccer match king of the animals balto

year of the rabbit

year of the monkey

max well saves the day noah ‘s magic ark goodtimes cinderella jungle book leo the lion snow white hercules pocahontas alice in wonderland white fang

little princess

toy shop

aladin of the jungle

lion king 4

jungle book 4

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