Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for January 25, 2020

By this time my lungs were aching for air.

Kraka has bitten off more than he can chew.

See, folks? I told you that self righteous idiot would try to save the evil villain and kill the poor octopus.

He had a knife all along at his arm’s length and he waited all this while to hurriedly break his ropes underwater on a coral when a giant octopus is attacking the villain who was trying to choke him to death underwater? What a maroon.

Sashimi time

Due to Tarzan’s adrenaline, his dementia temporarily clears, and he remembers, “I have a knife.”

With Kraka and Cross dead, that leaves the rest of the silver for Tarzan.

I still don’t understand why he still has his knife. He was a prisoner, tied with rope. It seems the first thing his captors would take would be his rope-cutter. Perhaps they knew that Tar-zan only uses his knife to kill, not cut.

If you’ve ever watched a classic Tarzan film titled “Tarzan & The Mermaids”, you’ll know exactly how this turns out……as if you didn’t know already!

Cross realized in horror that this was not kraka but his twisted brother, kaka

Kraka: “Get in my belly!”

Now it’s time to bring ol’ eight-legs some pain…Tarzan style!

All of that oxygen exerted just to cut himself free.