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Tarzan :A Day in the Life part 5: Roundabout
by Richard J Kallao
Sunday, November 17, 2013

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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 Tarzan then had  had figure the older man was Jane's father or some sort of relative to her as far as he understood what that meant, but in truth she did speak to Tarzan that her father was some kind of scientist or something,inventor he thought as he remembered her talking about him She didn't say much about anyone else but her father maybe she did not like anyone else in her family,maybe she had a fallen out with the rest of her family or maybe they died in the plane crash . . 

But why would he create a thing like the boy and what would they be all doing in the jungle,his jungle,his home ,there wasn't nothing here they be interested in, unless it was the underground diamond mines the local tribes had discovered and were fighting over now . The boy was then too dangerous enough above ground,he could cause even more damage below ground . 
 

But as for right now Tarzan couldn't do nothing until he knew the whole story and he just watched and waited too see what might happen next . But in the back of his mind he never forgot about Jane either,he hoped she was then alright and didn't go into labor at least not until he was present too help her.Tarzan did not believe in any one God or Gods as it were but he knew that there was something supernatural in the jungle, especially after all the odd things he had seen in his life there . Tarzan hated technology and he knew why too . In the wrong hands technology was bad in the right it was good just like anything else in this world . 

Then the  tribes unlike other people in the world did not fight over property people or other things with lawyers and such as Tarzan knew these then to tribes fought,literally for ownership if there was something in dispute over who owned what . And though the tribes had no use for such things as diamonds or gold or any rubies found here they did not want the white men coming here either destroying the jungle . 
 

to be continued . 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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