Jane explains that Tarzan rescued and cared for her kindly, but Holt dismisses her explanation and insists they resume their expedition immediately. Seeing Jane and believing her to be in danger, Parker orders Holt to kill the monkey, then the men pull Jane away. That afternoon while Jane naps in the tree house, one of Tarzan's pet chimpanzees plays with her mirror, and Parker, Holt and Riano spot the reflected light. Later, Jane swims with Tarzan and is touched by his playful gentle nature. Reassured when Tarzan leaves her alone for the night, Jane ventures down to river the next morning and is awed by Tarzan's unique and peaceful relationship with the surrounding animals. Terrified that she is about to be assaulted, Jane prays, then is perplexed when Tarzan uncomprehendingly mouths some of her words. When Jane revives later, she is startled by her location, then frightened by Tarzan, who offers her fruit and flowers. Meanwhile Parker rescues Holt and, joined by Riano, search for Jane. Having heard the shots, Tarzan arrives and halts the elephant, then carries Jane away to his treetop lair.

Jane distracts the bull and flees into the jungle, before fainting in fear. The gunshot starts a charge by another elephant and, hoping to divert it from the wagon, Holt runs toward the trees but is entangled in a native rope-trap. The next day, the group comes upon an elephant herd and when charged by an old bull, Holt kills it, but the native bearers are frightened away. One night while Tarzan watches the camp, a leopard cub accidentally slips inside Jane's tent and when the mother leopard stalks the tent, Tarzan kills the animal before returning to the jungle unseen.

Unknown to the group they are observed by Tarzan, a white man who has spent his entire life living among the animals in the jungle. After bribing some natives to serve as bearers and gathering supplies in a wagon, the group sets off and over several days struggle through the heat and jungle. Having failed at farming and trading, Holt decides to accompany Riano and, spurred on by the idea of restoring her father's lost personal fortune, Jane persuades the colonel to join Holt. Upon examining the markings on Riano's bracelet, Holt excitedly realizes the man is from a distant tribe that resides in an uncharted area long rumored to have a vast supply of ivory.

When Riano tells Holt that he intends to return to his tribe, Parker scoffs about the native's ability to survive as he travels through dangerous territory. Holt recommends that the Parkers depart, as without the safety of the boat, they will be vulnerable to the imminent native uprisings.

Jane explains that when her father's financial support dwindled, her fiancГ© abandoned her, prompting her return to Africa. Later at Parker's dilapidated lodging, the colonel admits to Jane that over the years his business has faltered steadily and has been particularly hard hit by the simmering tribal warfare. Parker and Holt rescue Jane, while Holt's native aid guides Riano to safety. In the ensuing commotion, the boat is accidentally set on fire and sinks. After docking, Jane lets Riano out of his locked quarters, which causes a riot by local natives on the pier. Unaware of the heated tribal conflicts in the area, Jane naively supports a lone Watusi, Riano, on the boat and is bitter about Holt's indifference to the native's precarious situation. Jane arrives on her father's boat, piloted by Parker's partner, hunter and guide Harry Holt. James Parker welcomes his daughter Jane who is returning from England after many years. In early twentieth-century Africa, British hunter Col.

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