In the first section of part two of The Jungle Book by Ripyard Kipling, it is how Mowgli learns how to be more acceptable with who he is. As Mowgli lives happy, he is ready to face Shere Khan. Mowgli is taught from Baloo, a bear teaching him the laws, words, and language of the jungle. He might not pay attention to the lesson, however, it comes in handy, and therefore he gets hit from time to time. He knows he needs it if he wants to live or be apart the jungle. Mowgli was frustrated with Baloo's lesson he ran off, causing him to meet the monkey-people also known as Bandar-Log. Since the Bandar-Log was way too silly with a little discipline, knowing that they have no law. Baloo was disturbed, therefore he told him not at any time shall he be with them again. While Bagheera,…show more content… In addition, they went back to the killing grounds, not too far away was Kotick. No seal has ever followed them there. When they arrived Kotick saw that his friends were being skinned all the way. He hurried back to the islands as fast as he could. He told the Sea Lion, however he did not believe him at first. Finally, he did and told him that they were going to keep on if he didn't find an island where there were good food and the men would not come. Sea Lion told him to go to "the big, ugly, bloated, pimpled, fat-necked, long-tusked walrus of the North Pacific, who has no manners except when he is asleep" (Kipling 7.78) Sea Vitch. After they finished talking, Sea Vitch told him to talk to Sea Cow. He was confused after a Burgomaster gull yelled and screeched "He's the only thing in the sea uglier than Sea Vitch,...Uglier, and with worse manners! Stareek!" (Kipling 7.79). Sea Cow waited on a white seal to save them, he told him that in order to reach his goal he would have to swim miles and miles to find such a place if it even existed that is. He traveled far and never gave up until he found
