Tarzan i tarzani blizanci #10
The novel follows the adventures of two boys, twins Dick and Doc, who are connected to Lord Greystoke (real name Tarzan) through family ties.
Twins Dick and Doc come to Africa to visit Tarzan and soon find themselves in a whirlwind of dangerous events. While exploring the jungle, the boys get lost and discover a tribe of savages who worship an evil priestess, and they also encounter runaway slaves.
Tarzan, who lives in harmony with nature and has power over many animals, gets involved to save the boys and free the captives. The story combines elements of a classic adventure with moral messages about friendship, courage, and the fight against injustice.
The novel is specific because it was originally intended for a younger audience and has a simpler style and shorter plot compared to other Tarzan novels. However, Burroughs retains his recognizable exotic atmosphere and dynamic plots. The story further emphasizes Tarzan's role as a protector of the weak and symbolically shows how civilization and wilderness can coexist through respect and justice.
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