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Kaa

"Godssss, this hurts. How did she move so quickly?!? It'sss as if I could not ssssee her. Sssshe thinksssss that I am finssssshed but I sssstill live. I am dying, that much is ssssscertain but I can ssssstill manipulate my body! I can work my coilsssss assss well assss alwayssss. Ssssshe will join me in the great beyond, I sssssshall have my vengeance! Ssssshe will not enjoy her vic...."

FAIR

"Yeah, I was a bit off the first time. It was intentional by the way, serpent. I wanted to give you time to think about what was coming, perhaps attempt to make a move. And the last bit of life should be leaving you. Conscience being lost. Goodbye."

Yeah, there's no real narrative here. Just wanted to kill off this trope. The giant frog/toad that swallows girls is next. Also, there are still a lot of giant reptiles out there....

In Rudyard Kipling’s novels Kaa is actually a good character who looked out for Mowgli and cared deeply for him. It was Walt Disney who decided that Kaa should be an antagonist in the the animated film. “Nobody would think of a snake as trustworthy,” he said.

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Kaa

"Godssss, this hurts. How did she move so quickly?!? It'sss as if I could not ssssee her. Sssshe thinksssss that I am finssssshed but I sssstill live. I am dying, that much is ssssscertain but I can ssssstill manipulate my body! I can work my coilsssss assss well assss alwayssss. Ssssshe will join me in the great beyond, I sssssshall have my vengeance! Ssssshe will not enjoy her vic...."

FAIR

"Yeah, I was a bit off the first time. It was intentional by the way, serpent. I wanted to give you time to think about what was coming, perhaps attempt to make a move. And the last bit of life should be leaving you. Conscience being lost. Goodbye."

Yeah, there's no real narrative here. Just wanted to kill off this trope. The giant frog/toad that swallows girls is next. Also, there are still a lot of giant reptiles out there....

In Rudyard Kipling’s novels Kaa is actually a good character who looked out for Mowgli and cared deeply for him. It was Walt Disney who decided that Kaa should be an antagonist in the the animated film. “Nobody would think of a snake as trustworthy,” he said.