Yes, Sheri Khan was waiting for the moment when he came back, waiting to kill him. This is a very powerful tiger, a tyrant in the forest, but there is no mustard in his heart, and he has to cut the weeds and roots of Mowgli, the son of man who once hurt his eyes. When Mowgli learned that the wolves who had raised him were arguing over how to deal with Sheri Khan's demands -- to hand over Mowgli -- he complied with the wolves and chose to leave the place where he was raised. Escorted by the black panther Basila, Mowgli embarked on the journey back to the human race.
When the narrow-minded has the strength and means, it seems that it will not accept any compromise. Sheri Khan was not satisfied with this plan of the wolf pack. While talking about this, he killed the leader of the wolf pack and threatened the existence of the entire pack. Mowgli knew the wolves were in danger because of him and would come back - Sheri Khan knew that. The cold strength faction will not have warmth, but they know how to use warmth, which is the hateful part.
On the way back, he met Balu, a grizzly bear who was greedy for honey, and the two sides established a friendship. When Baloo knew the danger of Mowgli staying in the forest, he denigrated the authenticity of this friendship and forced him to leave. Mowgli left the place he wanted to be attached to. There are many forms of love, and the pain of this reverse operation is deeper and heavier.
When approaching the edge of human territory, Mowgli heard the news of the danger of the wolves, and resolutely stole the torch and ran back to the depths of the jungle to challenge the Khan. Mowgli meets Khan in a meadow where animals gather. The fire that the animals were afraid of was in Mowgli's hands, and Mowgli was regarded as a terrible thing, and even Mowgli's little playmates shrank in fright. Mowgli alienated himself into a monster, for revenge, in return for his love for protecting himself. Sometimes love is about destroying yourself.
The great thing about Mowgli is that he was not controlled by revenge. When he knew the alienation brought by the torch, he gave up this weapon that might bring success to the challenge and returned to himself and the collective. The mighty Khan, the weak Mowgli, the latter has little chance of winning. The determination to protect Mowgli has not changed, but there is no room for restraint in the method, and the wolf pack, Basila, and Baru brazenly declared war on Khan. The sparks scattered by the torch in the run ignited a fire.
When the fire has been extinguished, everything is silent, and love is hidden and sharp.
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