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Relax, Mother Panther.
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You're safe for now.
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You think the smugglers will come after
them?
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They might.
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These panthers are worth a lot of money
to them.
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Maybe we should have told the police we
were taking the panthers with us. The
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police won't be able to take care of
them like we can.
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Let's get them home and figure out a
plan to get them back to Africa.
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I think we may have some unwelcoming
company. So hold on to those cats!
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Okay, I think we lost them.
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Give me those
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pets.
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Yes, sir.
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Hands up. Don't move.
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Gotcha.
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That's something shoes are good for.
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I've called the police.
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Don't worry.
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We won't be in there very long.
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If you don't want these kitty cats
ending up as evidence, we should
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out of here now.
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You take the panthers and get out of
here.
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I'll make sure the police get these
guys.
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Let's get these cats out of here.
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You like her, huh?
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Yeah, she's all right.
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Dig! Quiet, boy!
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It's okay, Dixby. These panthers are
friends.
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All right, all right. Food coming.
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Reggie News.
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Dangerous African panthers are loose in
London.
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Good morning, little ones.
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Huh?
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Oh, no!
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There you are.
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Grandfather? Thousand!
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Thousand! In here!
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Friend of yours, I presume?
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Sorry about that.
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It's okay. Come say hello.
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Good kitty.
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What? Why?
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Some agents from the International Crime
Bureau came to see me at the lot this
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morning. They're talking to everybody on
the guest list. They'll probably come
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here next.
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Will someone please tell me what
happened last night and why there are
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animals in my kitchen?
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These panthers were being sold by animal
smugglers. We have to save them.
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I'm sure the ICB will keep them safe.
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Safe? They'll be locked in cages.
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These panthers need to be back home in
Africa where they belong.
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Excuse me, Your Lordship, but there's a
pair of ICB agents here to see Tarzan.
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Good morning. May we come in?
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We have a few questions about what
happened at Veronica Smythefield's party
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night.
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Jane said you left the party early.
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Did you see anything out of the ordinary
as you were leaving?
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Yes. We saw three panthers in cages in
the back of... Two vans. But there were
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no panthers in the vans when the police
arrived.
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Do you know what happened to the panther
and her cubs?
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We took them with us.
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And where are they now?
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I can't allow you to take them. They're
safer here than in quarantine.
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But we can't allow you to hide evidence.
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Evidence? It's not as though the
panthers can tell you who stole them.
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Let us get the panthers back to Africa
while you deal with the criminals.
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They're so huge.
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You can almost understand why people
want these little furballs as pets.
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They're not pets.
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We agree with you. Animals born in the
wild are meant to live in the wild.
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I'm glad to hear that.
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But the panthers can't stay here.
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There are rules.
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My nephew Clayton flies down to Africa
frequently with the Greystoke relief
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fund.
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The panthers could fly down with him.
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They could be back in their habitat
within a week.
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This is highly irregular, but it might
be for the best. These three will get to
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go home, and we can focus on the other
animals that are still unaccounted for.
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Others? Here in London?
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Hopefully they're still here. We've been
following leads on dozens of black
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market exotic animals. With the capture
of the smugglers last night, we may be
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getting closer.
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If you hear of anything, please get in
touch.
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There are animals out there that need
our help. Where do we start looking?
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Maybe we'll find a clue at the Smythe
Field estate.
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Sounds like a good place to start.
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Target!
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What a lovely surprise.
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And you brought your friend, June.
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Jane. We wanted to stop by and thank you
again for last night's party.
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Yes, thank you. I was having such a good
time. I lost track of my bag.
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Have you seen it?
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No, but feel free to look around.
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It's a shame that your fountain was
damaged.
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Oh, don't worry, darling.
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It was absolutely worth it. Great
footage for my reality show. So
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The camera crew got it all on tape.
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Would you like to see it?
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Absolutely.
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And that's when we heard the crash and
everyone ran outside.
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It was so exciting.
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Oh, that's when Jeremy left.
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I wondered where he'd disappeared to.
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Jeremy's the man with the beard?
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Yes. He's a very nice man, but so hard
to keep track of. He owns an aircraft
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cargo service and is always flying
about.
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Interesting.
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Found it.
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We should be going.
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Thank you for a lovely visit, Miss
Smythefield.
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Please come back and see me again soon.
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So, Veronica's friend Jeremy owns an
aircraft cargo service.
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And I think I know which one.
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We need to stay out of the line of sight
of those cameras.
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Got it.
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The place looks
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empty.
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More cameras.
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Did you hear that?
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The animals are somewhere close. I can
smell them.
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They're in there.
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We have to get in there.
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Where
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did
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you get that?
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Your girlfriend's place.
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Get them out of here.
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I'll call the ICB and fill them in.
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You stay here.
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I will.
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Don't be hard.
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I will.
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Jeremy's hangar is filled with stolen
animals. You have to arrest him.
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We can probably get a court order to
seize the animals, but we can't arrest
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Jeremy without him smuggling them into
the country.
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Isn't the fact that they're on a
property group enough? It would be a
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stronger case if we could catch Jeremy
in the act of either selling or
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transporting the stolen animals.
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Well, the best way to catch a rat is to
offer him a tasty chunk of cheese. And I
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know just the lure we need.
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So the ICB let you use Lord Greystoke as
bait?
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Let me see if I understand this
correctly.
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You want to use my good name and my
money for this con job?
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It's perfect.
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Let's nab these criminals.
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Jeremy, I hear all the man to talk to
about buying exotic pets.
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I want all the animals you have.
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Name your price.
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Well, your lordship, I appreciate your
offer, but I don't need your money.
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Looks like I have something more
valuable.
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What do you mean more valuable?
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He must mean Tarzan.
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Do you have Tarzan?
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Not yet.
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We have to get to the hangar as fast as
possible. We can take the helicopter.
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Are you sure you know what you're doing?
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Relax. I've done this before.
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You're full of surprises.
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So I'm told.
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We
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got
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him, boss.
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Perfect. He's worth more than all those
other animals combined.
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I'll call the ICP!
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Look at that.
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I even get my pampers back.
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Let go of the partner!
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Now you know what it feels like to be
captured.
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Hello, little brother.
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Where were you heading?
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Private island. Some rich guy wanted his
own personal do.
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Change of plan.
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Punch it in and let's get these animals
home.
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What about her?
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The panther? She definitely wants to go
home.
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Jane called.
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Tarzan and the animals are all safe.
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Looks like all that's left for us to do
is the paperwork.
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I hate paperwork.
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You're home now.
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What about this little guy?
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Usually, when a baby gorilla is taken
from its mother, it means... No.
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You mean... How awful.
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You're safe now.
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You're welcome, little one.
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Saving these beautiful creatures is the
most incredible thing I've ever done.
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We make a good team, don't we?
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Tarzan, happy with Jane.
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Go ahead.
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We'll catch up with you. I remember the
way.
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I've missed you too, Mother.
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Hello,
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Kala.
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It's all right, little one.
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Does it feel good to be home?
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Yes, and no.
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This jungle is my home, but now England
is my home, too.
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I know how you feel.
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But you can't be sad about what you're
missing, or you'll miss out on what you
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already have.
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Jane Wright.
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Tarzan happy.
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