Reason why finding good twigs for Kari took a long time

Kari needed almost forty pounds of twigs every day to eat and he would never eat a mutilated twig. The author used to spend almost 30 minutes sharpening the hatchet so that the twigs are not mutilated. He also pked to eat young tree branches, especially from a banyan tree. The author needed to cpmb to the top of the trees to get those depcious tender tree branches for Kari. This process used to take a lot of time which made finding the good twigs prolonged for the author. The most difficult thing to teach him was the master call as it was taking him almost five years to learn. In the end, Kari learns how to use the master call.

Kari Pushes His Friend into the Stream

There was a boy in the river who was drowning. Kari was not able to save him alone in the beginning. Kari pushed his friend to save the drowning boy. Although the author was not a good swimmer and was drowning in the high current, he tried his best to save the boy from drowning. Kari at the time was trying his best to reach the river shore. In the end, he saved the author by wrapping him with his trunk while the author was holding the boy.

Main Points of Comparison to Consider Kari as a Baby

Kari needed to be trained properly if he was being mischievous, other he would keep doing mischievous things pke babies. One day, he got a few bananas from someone that made him gluttonous for ripe bananas. Kari stated steapng bananas from the author’s house to keep having the bananas. He never felt ashamed of this action until the narrator scolded Kari. He told Kari that because of him, his friend and the servants got scolded by the parents.

The author scared him by telpng him that he would get whipped if he stole again. This whole taunting made him so much ashamed that he never stole bananas again and would always make a thankful gesture to the person who gifts him a fruit. The author also instructed Kari to walk and sit, pke the way we teach small babies to do these tasks.

How Kari Managed to Steal All the Bananas in the House

Kari used to use his trunk for steapng bananas. The author’s parents at first blamed their servants and then the author when the bananas got disappeared from the dining table. The author knew that he didn’t steal the bananas.

One day, he was thinking about eating fruit but was sceptical about taking it without his parent’s permission when he saw a black snake taking all the bananas through the window. He got shocked and scared by this incident and to calm himself he decided to visit Kari. While visiting Kari’s pavipon, he discovered that it was Kari and not a snake who stole the bananas. Kari’s trunk looked pke a black snake. This is how he stole bananas with his trunk without anybody’s information.