The Jungle Book 2 Page #4
How could it be
Half as good as being free?
Part of me
Like the jungle rhythm
Like the jungle rhythm
- Did you hear that?
- Hear what?
It sounded like Mowgli.
- Mowgli!
- Ranjan, wait!
Mowgli!
Shanti? Whoa!
Are you OK?
Oh, I feel "vine".
What are you doing up there?
Hold on. I'll be right...
- I can't believe I found you.
- I thought I'd never see you again.
You out here, kid?
Hey, Little Britches!
Mowgli?
You're not really helping.
- Ranjan, stop pulling.
- It's her.
That wild bear that carried you off.
What wild...
Baloo, don't! No!
Roar.
My poor sneezer. That hurt.
You come anywhere near Ranjan
and I'll really show you hurt.
- Wait!
- Don't make me do it.
Wait. Calm down. It's OK.
But he's attacking us.
Attacking? I'm the one
socked in the schnozzle.
That's because you scared her.
But, you told me to scarify her.
- What?
- No.
Wait a minute.
Mowgli, you planned this?
Well, I...
- Come on, Ranjan.
- Shanti, I can explain!
Don't even bother.
Shanti, wait!
Man, you weren't kidding about her.
She's bad news.
No, she's not. She was helping
and you scared her.
Man alive!
First, you tell me to scare her,
then, you tell me not to.
Kid, I only got so much room in this
noggin, and it's filling up fast.
You just don't understand.
Alright,
how's about laying it out for me?
Read you loud and clear, kid.
You wanted that girl to find you.
Oh!
Shanti! Shanti!
Where are you?
Come on!
There you are.
I'm so sorry.
Will you let me explain?
Come on, at least talk to me.
You seem surprised to see me,
man cub.
I can't imagine why.
I wasn't going to let you get away
with what you did to me.
You see, you humiliated me, man cub.
Surely you do realise
I simply can't let you live.
Run.
Oh, you're going to try
and outrun me.
How droll.
Come on. This way!
Alright. Stay here.
Mowgli, no!
Wait here.
I have to help Mowgli.
But I want to help Mowgli, too!
No, I'll be right back, I promise.
Don't move.
Whoa. Hold still. Calm down, kid.
Where's Mowgli?
Shere Khan.
Shere Khan?
Hold on!
Whoa!
Whoa!
No matter how fast you run,
I will catch you.
Come out, come out,
wherever you are.
Hurry! Hurry!
Faster! Faster!
Not another man cub.
Can't you go any faster?
Baloo!
What is the meaning of this?
- Mowgli's in trouble!
- Shanti, too!
Who's Shanti?
Take the kid! I'll help Mowgli.
Baloo!
Be careful.
Hmm? Mowgli?
Mowgli, is that you?
Mowgli?
Uh!
- You! Stay away from me!
- You! Why are you here?
- One of my den has a problem.
- I spent a night in the jungle.
I was attacked by a snake.
But I don't care.
- I'm here to help Mowgli!
- I'm here to help Mowgli!
- You what?
- You are?
I guess we're on the same side.
I guess so.
- OK.
- OK.
You go that way. I'll cover you.
Oh, no.
Well, isn't this a delightful turn
of events?
So, what's it going to be, man cub?
You or your adorable
little girlfriend?
I'm waiting.
One.
- Two.
- No, don't!
Thr...
No more games, man cub.
- Mowgli!
- Come on!
Mowgli, look out!
- Oh, no!
- We can do it. Jump!
Come on!
Mowgli.
Hello, Stripes. You're looking a bit
down in the mouth today.
Oh, no.
What's the matter?
Cat got your tongue?
I always said you had a good head
on your shoulders Khanny, me boy.
This is fantastic, playing to a
captive audience. I just love it.
- Bagheera.
- Mowgli.
It's awfully good to see you,
man cub.
Come on, follow me!
Bagheera, this is Shanti,
my best friend from the village.
Ranjan!
Shanti!
There they are!
- Papa! Who-hoo!
- Come on, Mowgli!
Mowgli!
Mowgli, I have to go.
Shanti.
Well? Come on, Mowgli.
Er...
Come on, Ranjan.
Oh, Baloo.
It's OK, kid.
That girl isn't so bad after all,
is she?
Go on, Mowgli.
Really?
Really. Don't let her get away.
Come with me.
Now you know I can't do that.
I'm gonna miss you, Papa Bear.
Me, too, Little Britches. Me, too.
Alright. There, come on, now.
Hey, wait!
Mowgli!
What took you so long?
- Race you back!
- Come on, Ranjan.
Wait! Wait!
- Shanti!
- We've found the children.
- Ranjan!
- Mummy!
You gave us quite a scare.
Shanti, I was so worried about you.
I'm OK. I'm so sorry.
I was just trying to help Mowgli.
I'm sorry, sir. It's just that...
No, Mowgli. I'm sorry.
I should have understood that
the jungle is a part of who you are.
I'm just glad you're safe.
- Ranjan.
- You won't believe it.
There was a big old snake
and I beat him up.
Of course you did.
I'm proud of you, Baloo.
That was very brave...
Now, Baggy.
Don't get any ideas
and trying to talk him
into staying with us.
He belongs in that village,
and you know it.
Oh, really?
Yes, really.
He's got his whole future there.
I'm sorry, Baloo.
You're absolutely right.
I'm really gonna miss that kid.
Me, too.
Wait a minute.
Baloo?
Come on, Mowgli. We'll be late.
Just getting some water.
- Alright. Be careful, son.
- I will. See you, Pop.
Let's see if he remembers to actually
bring back some water this time.
Hey, Shanti, let's remember to
actually bring back water this time.
Yeah, man!
Man, that beat is chillin' me.
- Hi, Papa Bear.
- Hey there, Little Britches.
Shanti!
Ranjan?
Ow!
Look for the bare necessities
The simple bare necessities
Forget about your worries
and your strife
Yeah, man.
I mean, the bare necessities
That's why us bears
can rest at ease
With just the bare necessities
of life
Oh, yeah.
With just
the bare necessities of life
One more time!
With just the bare necessities
of life
Yeah, man!
Can you hear it?
Yeah, man.
Now, I'm the king of the swingers
The jungle VIP
I reached the top and had to stop
And that's what's bothering me
I want to be a man, man cub
And be just like the other men
Oh, oobee doo
I wanna be like you
I wanna walk like you
Talk like you, too
You'll see it's true
An ape like me
Can learn to be human, too
Whoo, baby!
Yeah, take it away!
Crazy man, crazy.
Let's go.
Here we go.
Come on.
Bop te roonee!
- Check this out.
- This place is happening!
Can you hear it?
Oh yeah.
Step, step, step, step aside.
And I'll show you
what a real rug cutter can do.
Anything for my Little Britches.
Hit it, Papa Bear.
Yeah, you
I wanna be like you
I wanna walk like you
Talk like you, too
You'll see it's true
Someone like me
Can learn to be someone like me
Can learn to be someone like you
Can learn to be someone like me
Yeah, man.
Hey, not bad.
Sometimes when night has come
In my dreams it seems to leave me
Right where I belong
Wandering everywhere
Each way I turn is wrong
How I'm wishing I could be there
Right where I belong
Smiles that have warmed me
Arms that have held me
Are all a part of who I am.
It's never easy
leaving your friends behind
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