After satisfying her hunger, she looked at the large number of mango scraps guiltily.
When she was eating the mango in such desperation she looked like a barbarian and so unladylike.
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Meanwhile, the chimpanzees gather around to watch this strange creature eat away at their precious mango, it looked quite similar to ones that had arrived before...
Therefore, they believed that she would disappear from the island soon enough. Thus, with that mind the dominant chimps signalled each other about the next course of action, they came to the conclusion that the outsider should be ignored whilst they retreat.
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As the chimps moved back into the forest Colette regained her awareness and saw the large number of chimps, turning their shiny backs on her and leaving? Strange.
In her last life Colette had been on the brink of death, when a small chimp had brought her a mango and some water. It had saved her life, soon after that the two became very close, she eventually named him Bobo. He frequently brought her food and led her to the an area with fresh water. Eventually, he even brought her back to the others, however, the others strangely seemed very agitated by her presence. They were so hostile they even attempted to attack her and "save" their remaining youngest, from the "evil" creature.
Thus, puzzling Colette, shouldn't the chimps be eager to remove her from the island like her last life??
'Am I actually in a parallel universe and the events are different??' Thought Colette, in her last life their attempts to remove her actually almost caused her an early death a few times.
After a while of contemplating Colette finally realised something amiss with the group of chimps.
Why were there still so many young chimps here?
Previously, when Bobo brought her back, he was the only young chimp. The rest were no where in sight.
She couldn't figure it out, how frustrating.