Tarzana

The Boat Arrives/ Distracting Kerchak

Normal speech

Thoughts

Talking aloud to self

Phil Collins Singing

Monkey language

The next day, Tarzana grabs similar looking flowers, that she saw in the image, that she found in the jungle. When she has all the flowers gathered she weaves them into her curl locks. She thinks that John will like her attempt of human courting. After she is done she runs off through the jungle heading for the human camp. Tantor and Terk watch as she leaves. Tantor is happy that she found someone.

Tantor: Oh, Terk, I've never seen her so happy.

Terk pouts as she looks on hurt. She is happy that Tarzana has found more of her own kind, but she is sad that she isn't spending any time with her. She also knows that Tarzana won't be able to keep up the charade much longer.

Terk: Eh, I give it a week.

Tarzana has a smile on her face until she reaches the camp. She frowns in confusion upon seeing several men in the camp. A ship has arrived as well as the crew. They are packing the camping gear because it's the last day to visit Africa.

Thug #1: Aye, cut her loose!

Thug #2: Argh, c'mon.

The tent falls to the ground as other people take other items and carry them to the ship.

Thug #1: Alright, move it, you field rats. (The ship horn blows.) Put your back into it.

They keep on packing trying to leave nothing in the clearing. Tarzana walks further into camp confused as to why there are so many humans here. She looks for any familiar faces before seeing Porter chase after a man carrying some of his research books.

Porter: Wait, please. Don't...I've waited 30 years for this, and I won't leave until I see a gorilla. (He looks at Tarzana, spotting her in the chaos.) Oh, isn't this dreadful, Tarzana? (He shrinks in disappointment before he gets tangled by a pole and carried off.) Woah! No, no. Wait.

A man rolls several barrels by Tarzana who jumps on them to get out of the way. As she does so a few flowers fall from her hair. She then goes to the edge of the jungle to watch as the entire camp gets packed up. Tarzana ears perk up as she hears a familiar deep voice and looks to where it came from. She sees Clayton and John talking to a man in a uniform.

Clayton: You're the captain. Just tell them you've had engine trouble and give us two more days.

Gerald: And be late at every port from here to London?

John attempts to plead with the captain.

John: We'll have to come all this way for nothing.

Gerald: I'm sorry, Mister Porter, but I simply can't do it.

Clayton exclaims in frustration.

Clayton: Argh! This is your fault. (He points accusingly at John before pacing back and forth.) I should've followed my instincts and set traps for the beasts.

John throws in one of his shirts into his suitcase in frustration before shutting it close.

John: Don't you think I'm disappointed about the gorillas? (He picks up his suitcase and starts to walk off.) You are absolutely imposi-- (John gasps as he bumps into Tarzana. Most of the flowers that she had in her hair have now fallen off. Only a single flower remains.) Oh! Tarzana! (He says to her in relief.) I was so afraid that you wouldn't come in time. The boat's arrived, the boat that's come to take us home, to England. (Tarzana looks at him confused.) And Father and I were wonder--well, I was wondering.....well, we really hoped that you'll come with us. Won't you?