18 - Monkey Business

Stories From India
25 Feb 202418:44

Summary

TLDRIn this episode of 'Stories from India,' host Nared Money narrates two tales from Indian folklore featuring clever monkeys and a cunning giant crane. The first story tells of a monkey who outsmarts a crocodile by convincing it that his heart is stored at home, thus avoiding becoming a meal. The second story involves a group of thirsty monkeys who devise an ingenious method to drink from a lake guarded by a water monster, by using bamboo shoots as straws. The episode also mentions the character Bakasur, a shape-shifting demon defeated by Krishna, and teases upcoming stories about Tanali Raman, a figure with a complex legacy.

Takeaways

  • 🎡 The podcast 'Stories from India' features myths, legends, and folk tales from India, hosted by a traveling musician and storyteller.
  • πŸ’ The first story revolves around a clever monkey and a giant crane, where the monkey outwits the crane, which is portrayed as a water monster.
  • πŸ•ŠοΈ The crane, in the story, is a shape-shifting demon sent by Kansa to kill Krishna but is defeated by the boy's wit and strength.
  • πŸ₯­ The second story involves a monkey who lives by a river infested with crocodiles and enjoys the mangoes from a nearby tree.
  • 🐊 A crocodile befriends the monkey to get mangoes but later conspires with his wife to eat the monkey's heart, believing it to be sweet.
  • πŸ—£οΈ The crocodile and monkey communicate in a 'Universal Animal Language', a storytelling device to simplify communication between animals.
  • πŸ’‘ The monkey cleverly tricks the crocodile by claiming that his heart is stored at home, avoiding being eaten.
  • 🌊 In the second story, a group of monkeys finds a lake but is wary of the mysterious footprints leading into the water.
  • πŸ‰ The lake monster emerges and demands the monkeys clean the footprints, revealing it has eaten other animals that came near.
  • 🌱 The monkey leader devises a plan using bamboo shoots and leaves to safely drink the lake water without touching it or getting near the monster.
  • πŸ“š The podcast mentions 'Chatak' tales and provides a brief background on the folk tale origins and cultural context of the stories shared.

Q & A

  • What is the podcast 'Stories from India' about?

    -The podcast 'Stories from India' is about myths, legends, and folk tales from India, hosted by a character named Nared Money who is a traveling musician and storyteller.

  • What are the two stories discussed in the podcast episode?

    -The two stories discussed are about clever monkeys outwitting water monsters. One involves a monkey and a crocodile, and the other is about a band of monkeys and a lake monster.

  • What is the significance of the mango tree in the first story?

    -The mango tree is significant because it provides food for the monkey, who lives near the river and enjoys the mangoes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

  • Why is the monkey cautious when approaching the river?

    -The monkey is cautious because the river is infested with crocodiles, which are potentially dangerous.

  • What does the crocodile initially want from the monkey in the first story?

    -Initially, the crocodile wants mangoes from the monkey, which he enjoys after tasting them.

  • What misunderstanding leads the crocodile's wife to confront him?

    -The crocodile's wife confronts him because he has stopped eating dinner at home, suspecting he might be eating out with his friends.

  • What does the crocodile's wife suggest after tasting the mango?

    -After tasting the mango, the crocodile's wife suggests that the monkey's heart must be very sweet and urges her husband to fetch it.

  • How does the monkey outsmart the crocodile in the first story?

    -The monkey outsmarts the crocodile by pretending to believe that his heart is at home and agreeing to give it to the crocodile's wife, knowing that he cannot be harmed without his heart.

  • What is the second story about?

    -The second story is about a band of monkeys who find a lake but are wary of a potential monster due to the absence of footprints leading out of the lake.

  • How do the monkeys solve the problem of drinking water from the lake without being eaten by the monster?

    -The monkeys use hollow bamboo shoots as straws to drink water from the lake without touching it or coming near it, thus avoiding the monster.

  • What is the significance of the crocodile and monkey tale being a well-known Jataka tale?

    -The crocodile and monkey tale being a well-known Jataka tale indicates its cultural and historical significance in Indian folklore, often used to impart moral lessons.

  • What is the character Bakasur in the podcast?

    -Bakasur is a shape-shifting demon sent by Kansa to kill Krishna, who is defeated by Krishna in the form of a giant crane.

Outlines

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🐡 The Clever Monkey and the Crocodile's Deception

In the first story, we meet a monkey living by a river with a delicious mango tree. The monkey enjoys a simple life, eating mangoes and drinking from the river, despite the presence of crocodiles. A crocodile befriends the monkey by sharing mangoes, which leads to a surprising request from the crocodile's wife for the monkey's heart, believing it to be sweet. The crocodile tricks the monkey with a lie about a video game, but the clever monkey realizes the deception and uses his wit to avoid being eaten, revealing that his heart is not with him but at home, thus outsmarting the crocodile.

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πŸ¦„ The Cunning Monkey and the Lake Monster

The second tale features a group of thirsty monkeys who discover a lake with mysterious footprints leading in but none out. Their leader suspects a monster, which soon emerges, complaining about the mess and offering a 'retirement' at the lake with a catchβ€”don't touch the water or be eaten. The clever leader negotiates with the monster, inquiring about the safety of the water and the possibility of drinking it without risk. The story highlights the monkeys' resourcefulness in finding a way to drink the water safely, showcasing their intelligence and survival skills.

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🌿 Ingenious Solutions to Thirst and Danger

The third paragraph continues the story of the monkeys and the lake monster. The leader devises a plan to drink the water safely without breaking the monster's rules. The monkeys use hollow bamboo shoots as straws and leaf bowls to drink, avoiding direct contact with the water. This clever workaround not only satisfies their thirst but also outwits the monster, who is left to seek new solutions for his landscaping and cleaning needs, as the bamboo was used for the monkeys' ingenious drinking method.

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πŸ“š Reflections on Tales and Upcoming Stories

In the final paragraph, the host reflects on the stories shared, providing context and cultural notes. The crocodile and monkey tale is identified as a well-known chatak tale with a noted contradiction, while the character of the giant crane is linked to an episode about Krishna. The host also corrects a previous portrayal of a character and teases upcoming stories about tanali Raman, hinting at a character devoted to their parents over a visiting God. The host invites listeners to engage with the podcast through comments, reviews, and social media, and gives credits to the music source before signing off until the next episode.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Mythological Character

A mythological character is a person or being from mythology, a body of traditional stories that are part of a culture's beliefs and history. In the script, the host is described as a mythological character, which sets the tone for the podcast's theme of exploring myths and legends from India.

πŸ’‘Jtic Tales

Jtic Tales likely refers to a collection of stories or folklore, possibly derived from a specific region or culture in India. The script mentions discussing two stories from 'the jtic,' indicating that these tales form the core content of the episode.

πŸ’‘Crocodile

A crocodile is a large aquatic reptile known for its predatory behavior. In the script, a crocodile plays a central role in one of the stories, interacting with a monkey and revealing themes of deception and survival.

πŸ’‘Monkey

A monkey is a primate, often associated with agility and intelligence. The script features monkeys in both stories, portraying them as clever creatures that outwit other animals, which ties into the broader theme of wit and cunning in folklore.

πŸ’‘Clever Monkeys

The term 'clever monkeys' in the script highlights the monkeys' intelligence and resourcefulness, a common trope in folk tales where animals exhibit human-like qualities to overcome challenges or adversaries.

πŸ’‘Giant Crane

In the script, a 'giant crane' refers to a large bird, not the mechanical construction equipment. This bird is mentioned as a character in one of the stories, adding to the diversity of creatures that populate the podcast's narratives.

πŸ’‘Mango Tree

A mango tree is a tropical tree known for its sweet fruit. In the script, a mango tree by the river is central to the story, serving as the habitat for the monkey and a point of interest for the crocodile.

πŸ’‘River

The river in the script is a setting that brings together the monkey and the crocodile, creating a backdrop for their interaction. It is also described as being infested with crocodiles, adding an element of danger to the story.

πŸ’‘Folk Tale

A folk tale is a story passed down through generations, often containing moral lessons or cultural values. The script refers to the stories as folk tales, emphasizing the traditional and educational aspect of the podcast's content.

πŸ’‘Lake Monster

The lake monster in the script is a creature that emerges from a lake, adding a fantastical element to the story. It represents the unknown and potentially dangerous aspects of nature that are common in folklore.

πŸ’‘Resourcefulness

Resourcefulness is the ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties. The script describes one of the monkeys as being 'as resourceful as MacGyver,' highlighting the theme of using one's wits to solve problems.

Highlights

Introduction to the podcast 'Stories from India' which discusses myths, legends, and folk tales from India.

The host, Narad Muni, is a mythological character and a traveling musician and storyteller.

The podcast features two stories from the Jataka tales involving clever monkeys outwitting water monsters.

The first story involves a monkey living by a river infested with crocodiles, highlighting the monkey's caution and the crocodiles' deceptive nature.

A crocodile befriends the monkey and tricks him into believing there is a new version of a video game, leading to a humorous twist.

The crocodile's wife wants to eat the monkey's heart, leading to a clever exchange where the monkey outsmarts the crocodile.

The second story features a group of monkeys who find a lake but are wary of the mysterious footprints leading into it.

The leader of the monkeys suspects a monster in the lake and devises a plan to safely drink the water.

The lake monster emerges and demands the monkeys clean the footprints, revealing a humorous side to the monster's character.

The monkeys use hollow bamboo shoots and leaf bowls to drink the lake water without touching it, outwitting the monster.

The lake monster, frustrated by the monkeys' cleverness, advertises for a landscaping service and a new cleaning lady.

The crocodile and monkey tale is a well-known Jataka tale with a clear contradiction in the crocodile's understanding of the monkey's heart.

The character Bakasur is introduced as a shape-shifting demon sent by Kansa to kill Krishna, showcasing a different aspect of Indian mythology.

Krishna outwits Bakasur in his giant crane form, demonstrating Krishna's divine powers and the theme of good triumphing over evil.

The podcast concludes with a teaser for the next episode, featuring stories about Tanali Raman and his devotion to his parents.

The host encourages listeners to leave comments, reviews, and engage on social media, fostering community interaction.

The music for the podcast is sourced from Purple Planet, adding a unique and engaging auditory experience.

Transcripts

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[Applause]

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hello and welcome to stories from India

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a podcast where we talk about myths

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Legends and folk tales from

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India I'm your host nared money and I'm

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a mythological character Myself by

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profession

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I'm a traveling musician and

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Storyteller so the way I'm doing my job

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is by

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podcast this week we'll talk about two

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stories from the jtic

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tales both are about clever monkeys

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outwitting some kind of water

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monster one of them claims to be a

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cardiologist expert enough to perform

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surgery on

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himself and the other is as obs servant

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as Sherlock Holmes and as resourceful as

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mcgyver the character this week is a

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giant

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crane the bird kind not the mechanical

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construction equipment

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kind now on to the

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show there was a mango tree by the

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river the mangoes were most

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delicious and that's why a monkey lived

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there

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he had breakfast lunch and dinner right

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outside his door what more could he

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want if he was thirsty he could jump

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down to the river and drink his

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fill as we have noted in a previous

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episode the absence of Industrial Waste

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in those days made the water perfectly

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safe to

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drink but When approaching the river the

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monkey had to be careful anyway

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this was because the river was infested

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with

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crocodiles sure they looked like they

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didn't do much just sitting around in

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the sun mouths wide

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open why the monkey even saw some birds

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hopping in and out of the crocodile's

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mouth and not get

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eaten however the monkey played it

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safe because those teeth sure looked

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sharp most most days the monkey would

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play and eat mangoes and not do much

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else one day a crocodile approached him

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slowly but also waving its hands in a

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gesture of

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Peace if you haven't seen a crocodile

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wave its hands you're really missing

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something hey monkey said the

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crocodile hey

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crocodile but I'm surprised do you speak

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monkey

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no said the crocodile we are actually

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both talking in the Universal Animal

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language you may not have realized it

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but this is a Common Language created by

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storytellers so that we don't have to

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spend a lot of time establishing a means

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of communication before we even get to

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the meat of the

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story ah remarked the

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monkey and what happens next in the

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story now that we are

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communicating

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just that you offered me a mango out of

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politeness said the

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crocodile cool I can do that said the

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monkey offering the crocodile a

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mango the crocodile ate it and loved

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it the mango was incredibly sweet and

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the crocodile had never tasted anything

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like it

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before he thanked the monkey and went

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home for the day the crocodile skipped

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dinner that

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night and his wife suspected that

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something was

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up but she let it

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go the next day the crocodile visited

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the monkey again and ate another mango

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and skipped in her

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again this continued for a few days

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until the crocodile's wife confronted

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him you have completely stopped eating

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dinner at home are you secretly eating

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dinner out with your

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mates we can't afford it you

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know the crocodile was reluctant to

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reveal what was

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up but as it happens in all

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marriages he relented under

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pressure his wife found the mango story

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hard to

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believe so he had to prove

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it the next day he went back to the

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monkey who by now was a friend and he

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asked the monkey for an extra

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mango the monkey gave him an extra mango

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without even thinking too much about

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it the crocodile took the mango to his

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wife she loved it too in fact she said

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to her husband if the mango is so sweet

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imagine how sweet must be the heart of

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the monkey that lives on

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these wait a minute said the crocodile

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that's a s

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argument first of all Hearts just pump

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blood they don't absorb taste chemicals

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from ingested

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food secondly I have been eating mangoes

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every day too does that mean you'll eat

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my heart

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next and thirdly this monkey is like the

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goose with the golden eggs if he eat his

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heart how do we get our

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mangoes you're the silly one the wife

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said

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first of all how do you know it won't

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taste sweet you have never tasted a

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monkey's heart you can't claim to know

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how it will

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taste secondly like I have been

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reminding you throughout our marriage

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you haven't got a

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heart and thirdly monkeys don't lay eggs

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golden or not so stop blabbering and go

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fetch the monkey's

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heart the crocodile couldn't argue

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against that he away straight to the

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mango

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tree he knew though that the monkey

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would not go

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willingly so he instead said hey monkey

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I have great news there's a new version

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of the curse of Monkey Island that video

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game you love so much it's out

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now there's another monkey on that

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island over there he has the game and

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he's willing to sell it to you for a

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discount

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the monkey did indeed love this video

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game and he had talked about it often to

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the

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crocodile he even tried to get the

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crocodile to play along on an auxiliary

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controller but it didn't quite work

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out crocodile hands aren't exactly built

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to handle video game

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controllers anyway this is why when the

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monkey heard about it he just had to go

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see it for

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himself ooh it's the island how do I get

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there on my back said the crocodile hop

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on the monkey did that without too much

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thought the crocodiles soon swam off

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towards the

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island at least until they were far

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enough from sure that the monkey

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couldn't just jump back to

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land hey said the monkey how did the

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video game selling monkey get to the

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island

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anyway and the curse of Monkey Island is

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a game from many years

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ago it had value then and was well rated

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but those values and ratings don't

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transfer to this day and

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age and hey why did you just change

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direction you're heading away from the

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island

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now the crocodile

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said well the truth is I was lying there

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is no video game

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seller my wife actually wants to eat

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your

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heart no screamed the monkey I can't

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take it no new version you raised my

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hopes just to dash

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them and wait what what was the second

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part your wife wants my heart she wants

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to eat your heart corrected the

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crocodile well then why didn't you just

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tell me before we left I'd have brought

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it with

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me you mean you don't don't have your

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heart with you the crocodile

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asked of course I don't you must not be

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familiar with monkey biology much we

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monkeys store our hearts at home haven't

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you heard heart is where the home

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is I thought the expression was home is

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where the heart

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is among crocodiles maybe anyway let's

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go back I will be happy to give your

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wife my

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heart Fe my wife your heart corrected

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the

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crocodile they raced back and as soon as

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they got closer to the shore the monkey

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jumped off scampered up his tree and

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breathed a huge sigh of

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relief you silly crocodile if my heart

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were out of my body I wouldn't be alive

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I'm never coming near you again or

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giving you any more mangoes

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either the crocodile could do nothing

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nothing because crocodile hands are not

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adapted to climbing

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trees but you should have seen him try

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it sure looked

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funny our Second Story is about a band

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of monkeys who were wandering about in a

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forest they were thirsty and badly

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needed

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water finally they happened upon a

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lake the water looked so refreshing all

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the monkeys were were about to rush in

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but just then their leader shouted stop

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something's fishy

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here of course said one of the monkeys

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it's a lake there must be fish in

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it haha very funny but this is not the

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time for wise

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cracking

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observe all these Footprints are leading

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into the lake and none of them lead

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out and your point is asked the wise

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cracking

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monkey just that there are no animals in

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sight what happened to

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them I bet there's a monster in the lake

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that ate them

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all AR came a loud noise from the

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lake a monster had

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emerged I'm going to get me a new

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cleaning

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lady you monkeys tell me is it too much

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to ask to have those Footprints cleaned

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up what does it take huh I already pay

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her $100 every time and she can't even

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clean

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this I'm going to take her to the Better

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Business Bureau he

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grumbled the monkeys all looked at each

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other

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expectantly oh yes the monster said I

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forgot the welcome speech here goes

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welcome to the lake your perfect

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retirement destination here you can turn

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off your mind relax and float and enjoy

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the sound of song

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birds be careful not to touch the water

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though if you do the monster has full

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permissions to eat you car your

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signature on the park of that tree to

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indicate you have heard these terms and

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conditions and fully accept

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them eat us exclaimed the

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monkeys yeah come near my Lake and I

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will eat you said the monster

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the monkeys were really thirsty and too

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tired to find another

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Lake their leader could clearly see

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that he thought for a while trying to

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find a

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loophole is the water safe to drink he

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asked is it poisoned or otherwise

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capable of causing discomfort or

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illness well being eaten would be

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discomforting I suppose the monster

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replied but the water is perfectly

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portable completely safe to drink filled

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with nutrients and all

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that but how are you going to drink it

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without touching it or coming

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near now suppose continued the leader if

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a part of the lake water were to be

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separated from the rest of the

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lake would that then be okay to drink

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without risk of being

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eaten the monster was

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puzzled how are you going to do that he

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asked never mind just tell me asked the

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leader the monster put on his reading

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classes and pulled out the monster

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Handbook of Lake residency rules

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guidelines and etiquette and browse

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through it for a

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while I'll admit he said I can't eat you

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if you do that but beats me how you're

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going to get the water out of my Lake

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without coming near the lake and without

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touching the

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water that was what the leader had been

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hoping to

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hear I'll show you he said the monkey

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leader organized a couple of

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teams one of them would tear down all

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the hollow bamboo shoots they could find

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the others would make bowls with a few

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large leaves joined

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together this tool making Behavior might

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have interested Dame Chan Goodall

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but she wasn't around in this forest or

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even in this

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Century soon The Long Hollow bamboo

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shoots which were basically pipes at

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this point were all laid down like giant

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straws one end dipping in the lake the

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other end opening up near the leaf

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Bowes the leader showed the monkeys how

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to use the straws but be careful not to

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drink the water directly from them they

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would suck the air out of the bamboo

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shoots and redirect the flow to the BS

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so they weren't touching the water and

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they weren't going near the

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lake while the monkeys were chattering

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and drinking all they could from the

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leaf bows that had water sucked from a

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bamboo straw the lake monster was

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placing two very important ads on all

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the job

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sites he needed a Landscaping service to

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get rid of all the bamboo around the

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lake and of course he needed a new

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cleaning

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lady some notes on these stories the

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crocodile and monkey tale is a very

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well-known chatak

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tale it's also claimed to be a folk tale

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from the southern state of

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Karnataka in the original story there's

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a very clear

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contradiction the crocodile knows in the

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conversation with his wife that the

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monkey and his heart are one in separate

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unit yet he readily buys the monkey

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story about him leaving his heart

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behind maybe he didn't have a

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stethoscope with him to

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check obviously it goes without

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saying a crocodile handling a

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stethoscope is a funny

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sight the character this week is a giant

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crane the bird kind not the mechanical

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construction equipment kind

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bakasur quite unlike his gluttonous

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namesake from an earlier episode was a

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shape-shifting

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demon he had been sent by cuns to kill

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the boy

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Krishna see more about this in episode

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11 the boy who

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lived bakasur in giant crane form flew

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speedily to Gokul where Krishna played

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Cricket with his

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friends he swoop pooped down and scooped

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up Krishna in his

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Peak but Krishna wouldn't be

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swallowed he broke off bakasur peak from

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the inside killing the bird to loud

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cheers from his

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friends the bird fell to the ground

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Krishna promptly got off and resumed

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playing it was his turn at the

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pat next week we'll do some tanali Raman

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stories

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I realized I had portrayed rahen as a

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Tormentor of animals in episodes 2 and

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3 he certainly was that but he did a few

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other things too all for

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himself the character next week is

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someone who was absolutely devoted to

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their

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parents so much so that they were given

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higher priority than even a God who had

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come to visit him

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that's it for this week if you have

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week

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