Who is babars mom

Pooh: He just pulled the stump out? Blitz: Babar in Timon's voice is growing up. Babar pushes the stump from him Adult Babar: narrating I knew then, I could go on. Young Babar jumps over the hole Celeste: Cornelius, will Babar be alright. Young Babar trumpets Cornelius: Yes. Babar is destined for great things. Young Babar trumpets again fades in The elephants playing on the water again Arthur: Boom!

Moley: in Friend Owl's voice Poor young fellow. So young to be without his mother. Pooh: It's like what happened to Bambi's mother and Littlefoot's mother. Ratty: l don't know, Alice. We need someone in the Great Prince's voice to raise Babar.

Danny: Is there some way somebody can raise him? Baloo: Pooh? But he doesn't have a big brain. He isn't smart enough. Templeton: Even Babar's mother had a big head. Alice: Templeton! Sawyer: in Fauna's voice That isn't very nice thing to say. Babar walks as Baby Mine from Dumbo music plays flashback with his mother is on flashback is off as the song ends Arthur swims to Babar Babar pulls a weed and Arthur appears out of the water, revealing that he held it Arthur sprays on Babar Elephants gasping Babar sprays on Arthur Elephants laughing Bagheera: Sounds like the elephants chinned Babar up.

Alice: Oh no! The elephants turning Babar: This is our home. Babar looks sorrow Moley: But, Pompadour, do you think maybe that Pompadour: I know. But Babar's mother is dead and we can't stay here. Babar: I understand. One of the elephants falls in death Babar gasps Celeste: carrying on her mother's trunk with Arthur Run, Babar, run! Pompadour: He'll follow us!

Hunt us down! All of us! Cornelius: Babar! Blitz: Shall we deal with the hunter, Hunter? Hunter: Yes, Blitz. Templeton: Hands up, hands up! Ratty looks terrified Moley looks terrified Baloo looks terrified Bagheera looks terrified Dumbo looks terrified Danny looks terrified Sawyer looks terrified Babar screams flashback into when his mother died and is shot by the hunter Babar's face turns to angry Babar: Must keep him away.

Hunter: Let's charge, Rovers! The heroes running toward the hunter Babar trumpets and pushes the hunter's legs Colleen jumps yelling and fights the hunter The hunter falls Babar runs towards the hunter, but he kicked him down on the hill Alice: Babar! Babar freezes on the hill and climbs it The hunter falls on the hill The heroes looking down at the hunter Alice: in Dorothy's voice You're a very bad man.

The hunter prepares the gun to shoot at them The heroes running and the gun firing They stopping for a moment and turning to the hunter who climbs up the hill Tigger: Look out! We're under attack! The hunter shoots at them again as they run and go to hide somewhere, splitting Babar Babar: running Must keep him away!

The hunter runs after him Babar stops and grabs the stump he pulled earlier and pulls it to the hole and runs again The hunter jumps over the stump but then falls into the hole He drops the gun Babar stamps on the gun The hunter looks up at him with his angry face Babar throws the gun Babar roars Babar then looks at the hunter Babar, still angry, runs from him Meanwhile, Pooh and his friends keeping running and then stopping Alice: Wait!

Where's Babar? Blinky Bill: What do you mean? Alice: He isn't here. Blitz: Well, where is he? Moley: Maybe Babar still runs away from the hunter. Hunter: We'll find him. Come on, guys! Let's roll! Meanwhile Babar keeps running Adult Babar: narrating I was alone. Where did you go? What did yo do? Babar chuckles Adult Babar: That's another story, Alexander. Cornelius clears his throat Cornelius: Speaking of responsibilities And they kill.

That was just a story, but did you see how sad Babar was? Did you see how horrid the hunter looked? And how cruel he was as he took more shots at her? I later checked and the scene goes on much longer. Oh bliss. Is it kind to shoot someone or even pretend to? Is it a nice game to poke a stick in your friend's face and go Bang Bang like the hunter did?

But it wasn't a true story, right? That would be really sad," he asks looking searchingly up at me. It's just a little early to start telling him that in the real world mothers do get killed.

And that firearms often are the cause. And that while their children might not always be there to witness the murder firsthand, they live with that immense loss firsthand. News U. Politics Joe Biden Congress Extremism. Special Projects Highline. HuffPost Personal Video Horoscopes.

Follow Us. Terms Privacy Policy. He now plays with the other little elephants. He is a very good little elephant. See him digging in the sand with a shell.

The monkey hides, the birds fly away, Babar cries. The hunter runs up to catch poor Babar. Babar runs away because he is afraid of the hunter. After several days, very tired indeed, he comes to a town. The monkey cannot hide any further. The birds cannot fly away any harder.

Babar cannot cry any longer. His mother died once. Babar cried once. Everything is even and accounted for. He hardly knows what to make of it because this is the first time that he has seen so many houses. So many things are new to him!

The broad streets! The automobiles and buses! Babar needs not to remember his mother right now. Will you remember for him? However, he is especially interested in two gentlemen he notices on the street. There are so many things Babar wants, but only a few things he can have. Why should Babar want to remember his mother, who is lying dead in the great forest? I would like to have some fine clothes, too! I wonder how I can get them? Do you think Babar is wrong to think about fine clothes at a time like this?

But you have always had fine clothes. Where is your mother right now? Is she lying on the ground, not moving? Luckily, a very rich old lady who has always been fond of little elephants understands right away that he is longing for a fine suit.

As she likes to make people happy, she gives him her purse. Without wasting any time, Babar goes into a big store. Babar does not have any time to waste. He enters the elevator. It is such fun to ride up and down in this funny box, that he rides all the way up ten times and all the way down ten times. It is very funny. It must be funny, because Babar is laughing. You must get out and do your shopping. Then he buys himself: a shirt with a collar and tie, a suit of a becoming shade of green, then a handsome derby hat, and finally shoes with spats.

He buys them himself. And here is his photograph.