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| In 1888, the British Colonial Office posted John Clayton, Lord Greystoke, to West Africa. He is urged to leave his wife, Lady Alice, behind due to the danger of the assignment. Brave Lady Alice insists that she accompany her husband. Lord Greystoke is to investigate the illegal slave trade in the British Colonies! |
Off the coast of West Africa the crew mutinies, killing the ship's captain and officers. The Claytons are saved from death by a sailor named Binns whom they have befriended. |
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| Instead of instant death they are set ashore with some supplies to face the jungle alone! |
Lord Greystoke has built a cabin for himself and Lady Alice. Soon their son is born. Lady Alice dies within the year. As Clayton mourns, the cabin is attacked by a tribe of great apes under the leadership of Kerchak. |
Lord Greystoke is taken by the female ape Kala, who's baby has recently died. Kala adopts the baby as her own and names him Tarzan (White-skin). |
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| Tarzan is raised as part of Kerchak's tribe but is held in low regard due to his slow growth and lack of strength compared to the other young apes. His intellect and Kala's love and protection allow him to survive. |
One day Tarzan compares his reflection to an apes and is confused as to why he looks so different from the others. |
While exploring, Tarzan discovers others like himself only with dark skin. |
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| He observes and notices that creatures of his kind wear clothes. |
While two natives swim, Tarzan takes some clothes for himself. Later in his explorations Tarzan finds the cabin he was born in. Tarzan finds many strange objects within the cabin, including the skeletons of his parents. |
He also finds the magical weapon (a knife) which will place him on par with the other beasts of the jungle. |
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| Soon young Tarzan fights for his life against a ferocious gorilla and emerges victorious thanks to his knife. |
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