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In the jungle far away, there were donkeys, elephants, and 

eagles. The eagles flew high in the sky and watched over the 

jungle named Mundi. The elephants were in Mundi for a long 

time and ruled like kings. But there were also donkeys, there 

were new to mundi and wanted to change how the jungle 

was run.

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There was an eagle that lived in the jungle and was named 

Aquila. The other eagles sent Aquila to talk to the elephants 

and donkeys to stop them from fighting.

As Aquila soared over the tree tops, he saw:

1.Elephants (Turn to next page)

2.Donkeys (Turn to page 13)

Aquila swooped down to talk with the elephants that were 

swimming in the stream. The elephant leader, Nick, greeted 

Aquila nervously. Aquila said:

1. "Hello Nick, how are you doing?" (Turn to next page)

2. "Good Morning" Then Aquila flew away. ( Turn to page 13)

Nick said to Aqulia, 

"Hey pal, you haven't been talking with those crazy donkeys, 

have you?"

1. "Yes" (Turn to page 15)

2. "No" (Turn to next page) 

"Oh good, I'm glad you agree with us!" he shouted happily. 

"Because we think that Mundi should be run the way it always 

was." Aquila nodded and wished them goodbye and flew 

away to find the donkeys."

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 Aquila found the donkeys racing in a clearing of the woods. 

So he landed next to them and said, "Hey guys, how's it 

going?" Then the donkey's representative, responded with, 

"Jolly good my old chum." So Aquila said:

1. "So what do you people think of this problem with the 

elephants?" (Turn to next page)

2. "Ah it was good seeing you, but I have to go find my 

brother." (Turn to page 21)

"That is absurd! How dare you talk with those scoundrels!" 

Nick yelled, "You must leave our sight at once!" Aquila, 

surprised by this response flew away to find his brother.

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The donkey representative replied with, " Well lets see what 

my fellow donkeys think, shall we?" So the representative 

walked around the clearing ask what the others thought. 

Eventually he said, "Well, I have asked my fellow donkeys and 

we agree that we all should have an equal say in what 

happens and we do not think the elephants are right."

1. "Oh good, that's just how I feel!" (Turn to next page)

2. "Oh that's the complete opposite of how I feel." (Turn to 

page 25)

"Phew! We donkeys don't like the way that the elephants rule. 

They always are telling   the rest of the animals what to do and 

take our food in exchange for their leadership and protection. 

They say it's because of their size, but we know that isn't true. 

Besides, they always are swimming that beautiful stream that 

everyone likes."

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