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Kaa's Hunting Bander Log Examples

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Have you ever heard of people who make fun of others and let people down those are bullies. Anyone can be a bully from kids to even businessmen and the Bander-log from The Jungle Book, Kaa’s Hunting by Rudyard Kipling are examples of bullies. From what the monkeys do, say, and anything the Bander-log it shows just how in every society there is always a bully, even if the society is just animals in the forest. One example the bandar-log talks like bullies in Kaa’s hunting the author mentions the bander log are chanting “There is no one in the jungle so wise and good and clever and strong and gentle as the Bander-log.” (Kipling, 42) Of course you know bullies think that are on top of the world and that they’re superb at everything just like the Bander-log are saying. One other example is that the Bander-log say that they will learn how to weave sticks, however then instead start playing around just how bullies say that they will leave you alone the next day continue to treat you the same way. (Kipling, 43) …show more content…

Just like bullies the Bander-log do anything they want just for the fun of it or for whatever agenda the monkeys have. For example, in Kaa’s Hunting the author writes “Whenever they found a sick wolf, or a wounded tiger, or bear they would torment him.” (Kipling, 32) As well as you know bullies pick on anyone who is weaker than him/herself same as the bander-log are doing. Another example is that Kipling says, That the bander-log would throw sticks and nuts at any beast to get attention or just for the fun of it”. (Kipling, 32) Another example is that in when the Bander-log are trying to learn how to weave sticks together the Bander-log get bored and start pulling each other's tail or jumping up and down on all fours coughing. (Kipling,

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