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The jungle had always been a great home for all the animals. For 

as long as Benji the monkey could remember, there was a place 

for everything and a job for everyone.

Each animal had a specific job that only that animal 

could do. The monkeys, like Benji and his parents, had 

an important job. They watched over the community 

from high in their trees. Keeping the peace and 

everyone safe.

While Benji and his family watched over the 

land, the elephants told everyone what to do 

and made all the rules.

One day Benji's dad took him to a part of the east jungle 

he had never seen before. Benji's dad told him he was 

going to be graced with more responsibility.

"You are at the perfect age, Son, it is time for you to 

learn the ways of our land. You are to be the next 

Keeper" He told Benji.

Though Benji had never heard of such a job as a Keeper 

before, he knew it was important and something for his 

father to be proud of. As his father instructed Benji met 

the current Keeper in the new part of the jungle the 

next day after breakfast. 

The Keeper Monkey was an older Monkey, older than 

any Benji had met before. He had a beard and wore 

glasses. Things usually not allowed in the Jungle. He 

also possessed a purple mirror.

"Hello Benji! I am Liam the Keeper of all things. I will be 

showing you things no other animal has seen before. 

Everything you learn here is a secret and must remain 

so" Liam proclaimed upon Benji's arrival

Over the next few weeks, the Keeper showed 

Benji many amazing things. Through the mirror 

Benji saw the West side of the Jungle. There 

the Keeper showed him animals Benji had 

never known existed.

"Those are called Humans," the Keeper 

instructed Benji. "In other parts of the world 

they live amongst animals. They provide them 

with all kinds of things," the Keeper continued.

Benji asked the Keeper many questions:

"What are humans?", "Why have the elephant 

leaders kept them from us?", "What are all 

these amazing things the humans posses?"

The Keeper answered all of Benji's questions 

with no hesitations. Everyday he showed him 

new things, everyday Benji had new questions, 

and everyday the Keeper answered them.

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