. "-Messua tegen Ranjan Messua is Ranjan's moeder en Mowgli's adoptiemoeder. Ze verschijnt in Jungle Boek 2 (2003)"@nl . . "Messua Jungle Book.jpg"@nl . . . . "Jungle boek 2"@nl . "Messua"@en . "Goed"@nl . . "Messua"@en . "Messua"@en . . "Messua"@en . . . "Acepta a Mowgli como su propio hijo y consigue tenerlo feliz"@es . . . . . "vrouw met lang haar, lichtbruine huid en bruine ogen"@nl . . "Good"@en . . "Messua is a minor character in The Jungle Book 2. She is Ranjan's mother and Mowgli's kindhearted stepmother who knows how he feels about the jungle."@en . . "Messua.png"@es . . . . . "Messua"@en . "Het Mensendorp"@nl . . "Shere Khan, Kaa"@nl . "Mowgli and Ranjan's safety and happiness, her Husband"@en . "background:green"@en . . . . . . "Messua"@en . "Rudyard Kipling"@en . . "Messua"@nl . . "First Appearance"@en . "\"Good night, Ranjan, my little wild thing.\""@en . . "The Jungle Book 2"@en . . . . . . "Messua es un personaje de la pel\u00EDcula The Jungle Book 2."@es . "Messua and Mowgli"@en . . "Messua from the original Jungle Book stories by Rudyard Kipling"@en . "Loving, concerned"@en . . . . . . . . "-Messua tegen Ranjan Messua is Ranjan's moeder en Mowgli's adoptiemoeder. Ze verschijnt in Jungle Boek 2 (2003)"@nl . "Messua was the wife of the richest man in an Indian village. When Mowgli left the jungle and arrived at their village, they believed him to be their son, Nathoo, who was lost in the jungle some years before. The village priest, seeing the potential advantage in keeping the village's richest man happy, agreed to their adopting the strange boy. Unfortunately for the couple, Mowgli's ignorance of village laws and customs resulted in some embarrassing incidents which caused Messua's husband to lose his affection for the boy. Things came to a head when Mowgli killed the tiger, Shere Khan, and called his wolf friend, Akela, to prevent the village's chief hunter, Buldeo, from taking the tiger's skin. Believing Mowgli to be an evil sorcerer, the villagers drove him away and sentenced Messua and he"@en . . "None"@en . "The Jungle Book 2"@es . "Ranjan's vader, Ranjan , Mowgli"@nl . . "Messua was the wife of the richest man in an Indian village. When Mowgli left the jungle and arrived at their village, they believed him to be their son Nathoo who was lost in the jungle some years before. The village priest, seeing the potential advantage in keeping the village's richest man happy, agreed to their adopting the strange boy. Unfortunately for the couple, Mowgli's ignorance of village laws and customs resulted in some embarrassing incidents which caused Messua's husband to lose his affection for the boy. Things came to a head when Mowgli killed the tiger Shere Khan and called his wolf friend Akela to prevent the village's chief hunter Buldeo from taking the tiger's skin. Believing Mowgli to be an evil sorcerer the villagers drove him away and sentenced Messua and her husband"@en . . "Mowgli and Ranjan in danger, trouble"@en . "To make sure that Mowgli and Ranjan are safe"@en . . . "Messua was the wife of the richest man in an Indian village. When Mowgli left the jungle and arrived at their village, they believed him to be their son Nathoo who was lost in the jungle some years before. The village priest, seeing the potential advantage in keeping the village's richest man happy, agreed to their adopting the strange boy. Unfortunately for the couple, Mowgli's ignorance of village laws and customs resulted in some embarrassing incidents which caused Messua's husband to lose his affection for the boy. Things came to a head when Mowgli killed the tiger Shere Khan and called his wolf friend Akela to prevent the village's chief hunter Buldeo from taking the tiger's skin. Believing Mowgli to be an evil sorcerer the villagers drove him away and sentenced Messua and her husband to death. With the aid of his animal friends Mowgli rescued them and set them on the road to another village, although only Messua showed her gratitude. Her husband was resentful at being forced to leave with only a small amount of money. When he was approximately seventeen years old Mowgli stumbled across Messua by accident, now widowed and living with her infant son in a distant village. Astonished that the boy she once knew was now a tall and beautiful young man, she half-believed him to be a jungle god and begged him to stay with her and help raise his new brother. Mowgli was torn between staying and returning to the jungle, but eventually decided to stay."@en . "Jungle Boek"@nl . "Slender, long black hair, fair skin, brown eyes, Blue Coloured Sari and a Red Bindi on her forehead"@en . "Messua is a minor character in The Jungle Book 2. She is Ranjan's mother and Mowgli's kindhearted stepmother who knows how he feels about the jungle."@en . . "Jefa del Poblado Humano"@es . . . "Tiger! Tiger!"@en . . "Real Name"@en . . . . "Female"@en . . . "Mantener a Mowgli y Ranjan a salvo"@es . . . . . . . . "Messua is Ranjan's mother and Mowgli's adoptive mother in Disney's 2003 film The Jungle Book 2."@en . "Messua es un personaje de la pel\u00EDcula The Jungle Book 2."@es . "Human"@en . . . . "Created by"@en . . . "Unknown"@en . . "Messua is Ranjan's mother and Mowgli's adoptive mother in Disney's 2003 film The Jungle Book 2."@en . . . "Messua was the wife of the richest man in an Indian village. When Mowgli left the jungle and arrived at their village, they believed him to be their son, Nathoo, who was lost in the jungle some years before. The village priest, seeing the potential advantage in keeping the village's richest man happy, agreed to their adopting the strange boy. Unfortunately for the couple, Mowgli's ignorance of village laws and customs resulted in some embarrassing incidents which caused Messua's husband to lose his affection for the boy. Things came to a head when Mowgli killed the tiger, Shere Khan, and called his wolf friend, Akela, to prevent the village's chief hunter, Buldeo, from taking the tiger's skin. Believing Mowgli to be an evil sorcerer, the villagers drove him away and sentenced Messua and her husband to death. With the aid of his animal friends, Mowgli rescued them and set them on the road to another village, although only Messua showed her gratitude. Her husband was resentful at being forced to leave with only a small amount of money. When he was approximately seventeen years old, Mowgli stumbled across Messua by accident, now widowed and living with her infant son in a distant village. Astonished that the boy she once knew was now a tall and beautiful young man, she half-believed him to be a jungle god and begged him to stay with her and help raise his new brother. Mowgli was torn between staying and returning to the jungle, but eventually decided to stay."@en . . "Messua"@es . . . . . . . . "Unknown"@en . "Amable, comprensiva, maternal"@es . "Hermosa, pelo negro y largo"@es . "Messua"@es . . . . . .