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-->'''Wilkens:''' (clearly unnerved) Can't you get [the wolves] to shut up?
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-->'''Wilkens:''' (clearly unnerved) Can't you get [the wolves] them to shut up?
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* A small moment from both Colonel Brydon and Mowgli. One one hand, when Boone makes it a point to callously leave Kitty's wounded father behind so as to not be slowed down, we cut to the good Colonel straggling in defiance of his situation. He's wounded, alone and stranded in the heart of a deadly jungle, but he'll be damned before he gives up. As for Mowgli, he's prefaced with what seems to be a roar from Sher Khan, before he catches up with Colonel Brydon. If we're to believe Mowgli made that roar, then the holy man from his childhood dream was spot on: Mowgli is closer to be "whole tiger".
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* A small moment from both Colonel Brydon and Mowgli. One one hand, when Boone makes it a point to callously leave Kitty's wounded father behind so as to not be slowed down, we cut to the good Colonel straggling in defiance of his situation. He's wounded, alone and stranded in the heart of a deadly jungle, but he'll be damned before he gives up. As for Mowgli, he's prefaced with what seems to be a roar from Sher Shere Khan, before he catches up with Colonel Brydon. If we're to believe Mowgli made that roar, then the holy man from his childhood dream was spot on: Mowgli is closer to be "whole tiger".
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* A small moment from both Colonel Brydon and Mowgli. One one hand, when Boone makes it a point to callously leave Kitty's wounded father behind so as to not be slowed down, we cut to the good Colonel straggling in defiance of his situation. He's wounded, alone and stranded in the heart of a deadly jungle, but he'll be damned before he gives up. As for Mowgli, he's prefaced with what seems to be a roar from Sher Khan, before he catches up with Colonel Brydon. If we're to believe Mowgli made that roar, then the holy man from his childhood dream was spot on: Mowgli is closer to be "whole tiger".
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone. For good measure, she slaps him across the face when he shows his true colors while jealously ranting to her about how stupid she is for breaking it off for Mowgli.
* During the third act, Mowgli's confrontations with Boone and his men. Even when they have him and Kitty tied up, Mowgli is calm and composed in the face of their questioning. Why? Because he knows that they're out of their element, and the jungle's hazards ''will'' be the death of them.
--> '''Sergeant Hardy''': Take us to the treasure, and (Kitty)'ll live!
* During the third act, Mowgli's confrontations with Boone and his men. Even when they have him and Kitty tied up, Mowgli is calm and composed in the face of their questioning. Why? Because he knows that they're out of their element, and the jungle's hazards ''will'' be the death of them.
--> '''Sergeant Hardy''': Take us to the treasure, and (Kitty)'ll live!
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone. For good measure, she [[BitchSlap slaps him across the face face]] when he shows his true colors while jealously ranting to her about [[NeverMyFault how stupid 'stupid' she is for breaking it off for Mowgli.
Mowgli, refusing to accept the fact that he was stupid himself to allow his stooges to mistreat Mowgli in the first place]].
* During the third act, Mowgli's confrontations with Boone and his men. Even when they havehim and him, Kitty and Colonel Brydon tied up, Mowgli is calm and composed in the face of their questioning. Why? Because he knows that they're out of their element, and the jungle's hazards ''will'' be the death of them.
them, even if they reach the Monkey City.
--> '''Sergeant Hardy''': Take us to the treasure, and(Kitty)'ll she'll live!
* During the third act, Mowgli's confrontations with Boone and his men. Even when they have
--> '''Sergeant Hardy''': Take us to the treasure, and
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* Mowgli's fight with Boone, with the primates cheering for Mowgli.
-->'''Boone:''' What do you think you have that I don't, huh?
-->'''Mowgli:''' Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf... and very sharp teeth!
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"? Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle.
-->'''Boone:''' What do you think you have that I don't, huh?
-->'''Mowgli:''' Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf... and very sharp teeth!
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"? Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle.
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* Mowgli's fight with Boone, with King Louie and the primates cheering for Mowgli.
-->'''Boone:''' What do you think you have that I don't,huh?
huh?! (attempt to hack down Mowgli with his sword)
-->'''Mowgli:''' (dodging every single of Boone's attacks) Strength of abear, bear.... speed of a panther, panther.... heart of a wolf... (slashes Boone in the arm with a dagger) and very sharp teeth!
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"? Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle.teeth!
-->'''Boone:''' What do you think you have that I don't,
-->'''Mowgli:''' (dodging every single of Boone's attacks) Strength of a
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"? Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle.
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** Conversely, following Mowgli's second visit to Monkey City, Kaa takes the time to scare Boone into the moat and finally kill the evil hunter for the trouble he caused to Mowgli and the animals; even King Louie and the Bandar Log happily cheer for Boone's death.
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** Conversely, following Mowgli's second visit to Monkey City, Kaa (who has fully healed from his wounds) takes the time to scare Boone into the moat while allowing Mowgli and Kitty to escape. Kaa then finally kill kills the evil hunter for the trouble he caused to Mowgli and the animals; even King Louie and the Bandar Log happily cheer for Boone's death.death.
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off against each other, or should we say "roar off"? The result: Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle, allowing him and Kitty to leave peacefully.
* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off against each other, or should we say "roar off"? The result: Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle, allowing him and Kitty to leave peacefully.
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** Conversely, following Mowgli's second visit to Monkey City, Kaa takes the time to scare Boone into the moat and finally kill the evil hunter for the trouble he caused to Mowgli and the animals; even King Louie and the Bandar Log happily cheer for Boone's death.
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* Mowgli defeating Kaa during his first visit to the Monkey City, using the elephant-shaped dagger to strike a wounding blow. All the while earning the respect of King Louie in the process.
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone. For good measure, she slaps him across the face when he shows his true colors while ranting to her about how stupid she is for breaking it off for Mowgli.
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone. For good measure, she slaps him across the face when he shows his true colors while jealously ranting to her about how stupid she is for breaking it off for Mowgli.
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone, slapping him across the face for good measure.
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone, slapping Boone. For good measure, she slaps him across the face when he shows his true colors while ranting to her about how stupid she is for good measure.breaking it off for Mowgli.
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* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"? Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle.
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* While Boone's men have him tied up, Mowgli gets a little pay back at them for how they treated him at the banquet. When Wilkens begs Mowgli to somehow get the howling wolves to quiet down, this line shows that Mowgli wasn't so oblivious to their [[StealthInsult backhanded insults]] toward him.
-->'''Wilkens:''' (clearly unnerved) Can't you get [the wolves] to shut up?
-->'''Mowgli:''' [[SarcasmMode A man? Talking to animals? Is this done?]]
-->'''Wilkens:''' (clearly unnerved) Can't you get [the wolves] to shut up?
-->'''Mowgli:''' [[SarcasmMode A man? Talking to animals? Is this done?]]
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--> '''Mowgli''': I will take you...and we'll see who lives.
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--> '''Mowgli''': I will take you... and we'll see who lives.
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* And before that, his fight with Boone. And the primates cheer for Mowgli.
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* And before that, his Mowgli's fight with Boone. And Boone, with the primates cheer cheering for Mowgli.
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* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"?
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* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"?off"? Shere Khan ''backs down'', and accepts Mowgli as a resident of the jungle.
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* Upon realized what Boone allowed his stooges to do to Mowgli after their engagement was announced, Kitty breaks it off with Boone, slapping him across the face for good measure.
* During the third act, Mowgli's confrontations with Boone and his men. Even when they have him and Kitty tied up, Mowgli is calm and composed in the face of their questioning. Why? Because he knows that they're out of their element, and the jungle's hazards ''will'' be the death of them.
--> '''Sergeant Hardy''': Take us to the treasure, and (Kitty)'ll live!
--> '''Mowgli''': I will take you...and we'll see who lives.
* During the third act, Mowgli's confrontations with Boone and his men. Even when they have him and Kitty tied up, Mowgli is calm and composed in the face of their questioning. Why? Because he knows that they're out of their element, and the jungle's hazards ''will'' be the death of them.
--> '''Sergeant Hardy''': Take us to the treasure, and (Kitty)'ll live!
--> '''Mowgli''': I will take you...and we'll see who lives.
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-->'''Boone:''' What do you think you have that I don't, huh?
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* Mowgli and Shere Khan face off, or should we say "roar off"?
* And before that, his fight with Boone. And the primates cheer for Mowgli.
-->'''Mowgli:''' Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf... and very sharp teeth!
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* And before that, his fight with Boone. And the primates cheer for Mowgli.
-->'''Mowgli:''' Strength of a bear, speed of a panther, heart of a wolf... and very sharp teeth!
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