From what i have read in this book so far it makes it very hard for me
to take any of the parts seriously. The reason for this is that certain parts in
the novel are extremely over exaggerated. Because certain parts in the story
are very hard to believe. Such as in the first three chapters, John and Alice
encounter certain thing that wouldn't really happen.
Also the fact that john uses so many things in the jungle to his
advantage. Like in chapter three where he makes the house in the jungle like
its some sort of actual in the city or something house. To me that sounds very
unlikely, also he makes all kinds of extras, like locks out of wood, doors that
a gorilla can't even get through.
Another thing is that john actually communicates with the monkeys
in some way, also the monkeys warn him when danger is coming. That is
actually quite believable, but when john goes at it with the gorilla and
wrestles with is pretty impossible because the gorilla is extremely more
Now when it comes to baby Tarzan the story becomes extremely over
exaggerated. Such as in chapter five when he is only about ten years old he
learns how to use a rope and make a noose and actually be able to use it. Also
as a little child he is able to communicate with all of the apes and be able to
understand each other, and how all of the apes seem to act like they are
Another thing is that Tarzan as a little kid is able to jump twenty feet
across and twenty feet down. Also the fact that he is only ten years old and he
is supposedly as strong as a thirty-year-old man. Then in chapter six where he
is almost killed by the gorilla and suffers injuries that are impossible to
survive from. But some how he survives by Kala licking his wounds until they
are healthy. These are the reasons why I feel the story i
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