Das Dschungelbuch. Die Mogli-Geschichten

Kipling's depiction of animals feels so alive and nuanced. I wonder if he based them on real behaviors or used imagination to give them distinct voices.

His adventures are thrilling but also highlight themes of belonging and identity. I’m curious how others connected emotionally with his experiences.

The narrative centers on Mowgli, but imagining it through the eyes of Baloo or Bagheera could offer new insights. Would that shift the story's tone or meaning?