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Ch1	chapter1.t2d	Our Story Begins…	You can call me Storyteller…for that is who I am. As you will see, there have been generations of Storytellers. In this hut that I live in, atop the wall that separates the villagers of this island from the jungle, there is a small, circular window that is covered with hide, stretched thin and oiled. Once, this window was a portal to another time, a time when the fate of my people hung in a dangerous balance.\n     Let me tell you a story that is different from anything you've known or heard. And yet, it grows, like a jungle vine, intertwining around other stories. Listen to me now, concentrate, and I'll help you imagine this other time, this other world. Listen to my story...	1	cityBG	64
Ch2	chapter2.t2d	Denham's Return	Left behind, Carl Denham's son Vincent grew up without him. Vincent never learned the truth behind his father's disappearance. Overcome by the extraordinary burdens left in the wake of her husband's desertion, Vincent's mother succumbed to the stress. Vincent was left an orphan and he suffered the loss by withdrawing into himself.\n     As he grew up, he buried the spiritual side of his nature and made a god of science; an impersonal reality that could be seen and touched. His natural intelligence and curiosity developed into a strong interest in dinosaurs and fossils: things that held clues to the past. But Vincent never forgot his father and King Kong. Had it all been a bizarre hoax or did it really happen? He searched for answers.	2	oceanBG	64
Ch3	chapter3.t2d	Arrival At Skull Island	The map that Vincent found led him and Jack Driscoll back to this island, the site of his father's greatest adventure, a land apart, where evolution had taken a different path.\n     Vincent needed to see this island for himself and put together the pieces of this puzzle that he'd been pondering for a quarter century. What exactly had his father discovered here? Was the legend of King Kong to be believed?  	3	villageBG	64
Ch4	chapter4.t2d	Gathering Storm	Vincent grew stronger, and I knew the time had arrived to fulfill my destiny - and theirs. I did what I was ordained to do, what I was born to do; I began to tell my story. But would Vincent listen? Would Kara listen? Their mutual anger and mistrust ran deep.\n     My story began far in the past, with the coming of age of two young Skull Island natives, Ishara and Kublai. Ishara was a member of the Tagu tribe and the daughter of the island's dying king. She was betrothed to Kublai, a young warrior from the Atu tribe, the enemy of the Tagu. Ishara and Kublai had decided that they would heal that tribal rift, striking at its cause: the Wall. They would no longer live in fear behind the great Wall that divided both our island and our hearts.	4	villageBG	64
Ch5	chapter5.t2d	Journey To the Old City	Ishara was right. At the feast, Bar-Atu raised his arms and claimed that Gaw had sent his messengers of death to the village gates because the villagers had refused sacrifice for too long. They would only be spared, Bar-Atu ranted, if they obeyed Gaw's will! Bar-Atu then shouted Gaw's name over and over, whipping the drummers into a fury and leading at least half the villagers in this chant. \n     Kublai could barely contain his anger. He thought that the solution was to attack and kill the beasts of the island. Sitting beside Kublai, Ishara thought they were both wrong. There must be a third way...	5	JungleBG	64
Ch6	chapter6.t2d	Ishara & Kublai	After what they'd seen, Ishara and Kublai felt like they themselves had been in a battle. With Gaw and deathrunners about, reaching the Old City seemed impossible. After an uneasy night's sleep, they kneaded the pouches of herbs that their Storyteller had given them and rubbed them on arms, shoulders, neck, face, and legs.\n     They set off with the sunrise, passing the father kong's ravaged body, descending from the mountains and arriving at a pristine crescent beach. From there, they could see a school of the playful reptilian sea creatures known as sleeks swimming just off shore. 	6	JungleBG	64
Ch7	chapter7.t2d	Capture Of Kong	Kara grew angry as I told this story to her and Vincent. She thought that I was giving too many secrets to an outsider, who would simply bring others from his world here to take, to steal, to kill. I knew however, that anyone with an open heart can learn. If I was to finish my story and accomplish my plan, they had to find a way to understand each other.\n     Once the strangers had been welcomed by the king back at the village, Kublai convinced them to help him capture the adolescent kong, so that he could be trained to protect the village. Using their guns to frighten the injured kong, the men were able to herd him to a place near the village and drop ropes down around his neck. They bound him to a huge tree. Ishara was appalled. 	7	villageBG	64
Ch8	chapter8.t2d	A Triceratops Challenges Gaw	As I continued to tell this story to Vincent and Kara, their mistrust of one another had not abated. Kara had nothing but sharp words for Vincent and had even tried to poison his food on more than one occasion. Nonetheless, I think Vincent was beginning to feel for the orphaned Kong and understand that it was wrong to remove the creature from his island.\n     Ishara and Kublai were married soon after Gaw's attack on the Gate. Kublai felt that their union, the first marriage between an Atu and a Tagu, would unite the two tribes at last, and that their first born would become the leader of this unified people. He thought their marriage would destroy Bar-Atu's cause, but Ishara was not so sure. 	8	JungleBG	64
Ch9	chapter9.t2d	Kong Confronts Gaw	From his home in the cliffs, Kong struck when he could, always killing a few deathrunners and thinning out Gaw's pack. And in the lonely evenings, Kong found things in the caves, things that reminded him of his father and mother. Things that reminded him he was the last of his kind. His hatred burned and his loneliness grew.\n     Meanwhile, Ishara had become deeply concerned about Bar-Atu's influence on Kublai. Her Storyteller listened to these fears and told her not to give up hope. She told Ishara that she had the blood of the Tagu Storytellers in her veins.\n     Despite Ishara's vehement protest, Kublai had determined to kill Gaw himself, with the help of Captain Magwich, his men, and their rifles. 	9	JungleBG	64
Ch10	chapter10.t2d	Ishara & Kublai	Gaw was dead. Also killed were Magwich, his men, and several village warriors. The ancient Tagu herbs of the Storyteller had saved Ishara and Kublai, but the herbs were almost all gone. Bar-Atu had also survived the massacre using stolen herbs of the very tribe he fought to suppress.\n     Vincent had many questions about the rift between these two tribes. I explained how they had once lived together in a thriving society, but had eventually split apart due to differences in their philosophies. The Tagu believed in God, and used their knowledge in a balanced way. The Atu were a warrior clan who selfishly sought to use power and science to make gods of themselves. 	10	villageBG	64
Ch11	chapter11.t2d	A Father and Son Reunite	The Old Storyteller did not live for many more days. Ishara soon took her place in this hut atop the Wall, where I still live to this day. She never gave up trying to undo Bar-Atu's lies.\n     My story, and my quest - Ishara's quest - would find its end soon. Vincent was recovering, and Kara would be the new Storyteller. But would my story help her choose the right path? Would they break through their own Walls and learn to accept each other, or would their fears overcome them and my people never become whole? Now, several weeks had passed and it was time for them to understand the result of Carl Denham's actions. Vincent was about to unravel the greatest mystery he ever knew, and Kara was going to learn the good that outsiders can do.	11	JungleBG	64
Ch12	chapter12.t2d	Questions Answered	With Carl Denham's passing, any remaining rancor between Kara and Vincent evaporated. Because he promised to not take anything from Skull Island - he had found what he was looking for most of all - Kara finally began to trust Vincent. And I think that once Kara took off the mask of hatred she'd been wearing, Vincent finally realized just how beautiful she was. We three talked about Carl Denham and the good that he was ultimately able to do for the people of this island. Then, I took them to a place where they could uncover the final chapter in this story.  	12	villageBG	64
