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* CompleteMonster: [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals Henry Gratz]] is the accomplice of the UsefulNotes/{{Nazi|Germany}} Dr. Lang who assists the latter in his plan to sabotage the rubber plantation. To this end, Gratz [[ChemicallyInducedInsanity drugs several tigers with darts]] and [[FedToTheBeast sets them loose on the plantation workers]], resulting in several deaths, in addition to tormenting the tigers on a regular basis. When a dart is discovered by Frank Buck and his hunting party in the skin of one of the tigers, and brought to a nurse for investigation, Gratz tries to kill the nurse by [[AnimalAssassin releasing a leopard in her room]].
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* CompleteMonster: The rubber plantation physician and his co-conspirator are [[TheMole saboteurs]] in league with the UsefulNotes/{{Nazi|Germany}}s:
** [[HerrDoktor Dr. Lang]] is a [[MadDoctor physician]] aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazi regime]] who hopes to secure Nazi victory over the world by damaging Allied rubber plantations. Developing a drug that [[ChemicallyInducedInsanity drives tigers into bloodthirsty frenzies]], Lang supplies it to his right-hand man Gratz to use on local tigers, getting dozens of men, women, and children on the plantation slain by the rampaging beasts. Implying he'll alter the drug to even [[TestedOnHumans work on humans]] in the war effort, Lang tries to gun down Frank Buck and his entire group of allies and friends when he is exposed.
** [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals Henry Gratz]] is the {{sl|imeball}}eazy animal handler accomplice ofthe UsefulNotes/{{Nazi|Germany}} Dr. Lang, assisting Lang who assists the latter in his plan to sabotage the rubber plantation. To this end, Gratz [[ChemicallyInducedInsanity drugs several tigers with darts]] darts and [[FedToTheBeast sets them loose on the plantation workers]], resulting in several deaths, in addition to tormenting the tigers on a regular basis. When a dart is discovered by Frank Buck and his hunting party in the skin of one of the tigers, and brought to a nurse for investigation, Gratz tries to kill the nurse by [[AnimalAssassin releasing a leopard in her room]].
** [[HerrDoktor Dr. Lang]] is a [[MadDoctor physician]] aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis the Nazi regime]] who hopes to secure Nazi victory over the world by damaging Allied rubber plantations. Developing a drug that [[ChemicallyInducedInsanity drives tigers into bloodthirsty frenzies]], Lang supplies it to his right-hand man Gratz to use on local tigers, getting dozens of men, women, and children on the plantation slain by the rampaging beasts. Implying he'll alter the drug to even [[TestedOnHumans work on humans]] in the war effort, Lang tries to gun down Frank Buck and his entire group of allies and friends when he is exposed.
** [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals Henry Gratz]] is the {{sl|imeball}}eazy animal handler accomplice of
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* CompleteMonster: [[BadPeopleAbuseAnimals Henry Gratz]] is the accomplice of the UsefulNotes/{{Nazi|Germany}} Dr. Lang who assists the latter in his plan to sabotage the rubber plantation. To this end, Gratz [[ChemicallyInducedInsanity drugs several tigers with darts]] and [[FedToTheBeast sets them loose on the plantation workers]], resulting in several deaths, in addition to tormenting the tigers on a regular basis. When a dart is discovered by Frank Buck and his hunting party in the skin of one of the tigers, and brought to a nurse for investigation, Gratz tries to kill the nurse by [[AnimalAssassin releasing a leopard in her room]].
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* FairForItsDay: The rubber plantation owner tells his nephew not to laugh at "Native Superstition", a surprisingly progressive viewpoint for 1943.
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* FairForItsDay: The rubber plantation owner tells his nephew not to laugh at "Native Superstition", a surprisingly progressive viewpoint for 1943. Furthermore, Frank himself is shown to be more tolerant of the Native beliefs.
* ValuesResonance: Frank's respectful view towards Native beliefs is reflective of the aspiration towards religious tolerance and acceptance in 2021.
* ValuesResonance: Frank's respectful view towards Native beliefs is reflective of the aspiration towards religious tolerance and acceptance in 2021.
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* FairForItsDay: The rubber plantation owner tells his nephew not to laugh at "Native Superstition", a surprisingly progressive viewpoint for 1943.
