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Analysis Of King Bee In The Kingdom Of Africa
In the Kingdom of Africa, a king known as King Monkey, was loved by all of the animals in Africa, he kept the animals under control. All of the animals loved and respected the King. They all gathered up around the big Acacia tree where they all lived in peace, separated from the rest of the world.

All of the animals loved King Monkey, apart from one particular animal, King Bee. King Bee was the cruel ruler of the other side of the jungle, which was the darkest place in Africa filled with King Bee’s slaves. He would rebel against King Monkey’s peace wanting to cause chaos to King Monkey’s kingdom. King Bee was always jealous of King Monkey because he wanted to take over his Kingdom so he would have all the power in Africa and all the animals under his control. …show more content…
When the slaves finally developed the venom, King Bee entered into King Monkey’s house in the middle of the night and stung King Monkey’s arm with his poison.

King Monkey woke up the next morning, and ended up fainting as soon as he was about to eat his breakfast. As Queen Monkey was devastated, she screamed and cried for help. The loyal animals of King Monkey took him to Doctor Turtle’s hospital in order to get cured. News of King Monkey in the hospital spread like wildfire throughout the kingdom. Everyone was filled with terrible thoughts of never having King Monkey return to the throne, yet one individual, King Bee, was pleased.

As soon as King Monkey woke up, Doctor Turtle informed him that due to the poison in his system, he only had one week left to live. King Monkey was devastated by the depressing news, yet he had to find an ideal heir for the throne. He consulted with all his wise subjects. They all decided on a race and all the animals in the kingdom could
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