Tarzan (Lord Greystoke) was orphaned in Kenya as a child and raised by Bonobos, including being integrated into their sexplay. Jane Goodall discovers the post-adolescent Greystoke / Tarzan during her explorations. She observes his sexual interactions with his ape peers. She is torn between lusting over his immensely fit and extremely endowed body, and his animalistic behaviors and lack of sanitation as well as his limited modes of communication. Can she abduct or lure him from his Bonobo social circle of friends and lovers? Can she teach him to speak and behave like a civilized Caucasian? She calls on her identical-twin June to help double-team him. Meanwhile, the Virunga volcanos are rumbling and smoking...
But he's been raised with Bonobos. Human women don't 'naturally' appeal to him, just as most 'civilized' human males aren't turned on by apes. She must win him with something more than visions of her soft, pale human flesh. She must psyche him out by adopting Bonobo behaviors. She must also get him to bathe more often.
Quite so. The story is from Jane's POV. She describes "seeing him" with Bonobo gals -- nothing explicit, just intimations. I wonder if the story could get away with something like:
But he's been raised with Bonobos. Human women don't 'naturally' appeal to him, just as most 'civilized' human males aren't turned on by apes. She must win him with something more than visions of her soft, pale human flesh. She must psyche him out by adopting Bonobo behaviors. She must also get him to bathe more often.
Quite so. The story is from Jane's POV. She describes "seeing him" with Bonobo gals -- nothing explicit, just intimations. I wonder if the story could get away with something like:
The tall naked human was cavorting with numerous Bonobo females. When he left his latest partner, I saw his immense cock wetly gleaming. I gasped.
Written as "he withdrew from his partner" is probably too explicit; "he left his partner" is rather more euphemistic, yes?
