Boone is convinced that if Mowgli is there to show them the way, the riches would be theirs for the taking.Īnother night, at a dinner party, Boone and Wilkins continue to show their dislike of Mowgli by making fun of him and after Brydon announces Boone's engagement to Kitty, Wilkins and the men cruelly push Mowgli and knock him into one of the food tables.
Later, at a tavern, Wilkins and Boone approach Buldeo and Tabaqui who tell them that the dagger comes from a lost mythical city called Hanuman filled with piles of treasure and says that many have found the city and never returned. Wilkins tells Boone that if he can learn to talk, then he can be forced to give them the information they need. He watches Kitty hold onto Mowgli's hand as sign of telling him that she is here to help him. Kitty shows her disapproval to the way he treated Mowgli, but the rogue tells her that he did it to himself. Later, Kitty comes down to the dungeon and tells them that they will try to make Mowgli speak and understand the ways of man again, Boone disagrees stating that he is a vicious and uncivilized savage. After Brydon tries to talk to him in English and Hindi, Wilkins facetiously congratulates him on his "perfect Hindi" only to be silenced by him and Boone says that the boy has never said a word since he was here, but intends to deal with this situation so Brydon leaves his captive in Boone's charge who allows Harley to torture him again. Boone explains that they have caught the trespasser, but his Colonel strongly disagrees with his brutality. Their commanding officer, Colonel Geoffrey Brydon suddenly appears and demands to know what is going on. The three deduce that the dagger they found on Mowgli may be the key to more riches, so they torture Mowgli, but the Jungle man fights back, so they place him in the palace dungeon.
Wilkins and Captain Boone take Mowgli to the dungeon to be taken care of by the sadistic Scottish jailer, Sergeant Harley.
Wilkins and Captain Boone take a golden dagger found on him thinking he stole it from a rich maharaja and taking a sudden liking to it. After Mowgli is knocked out by an Indian bandit named Buldeo, Lt. Wilkins then alerts all the soldiers and Boone about "the intruder" thinking he's attempting to kill the Colonel's daughter. Wilkins is close into making a decision until he is scared off by Bagheera and Baloo, thus, causing him to accidentally shoot Mowgli on the right arm and forcing all the soldiers to run, retreat, and cower in fear.Ī few moments later, when Mowgli enters the fort of a village to see Katherine "Kitty" Brydon (Boone's love interest seen during the fight, Mowgli's childhood friend, and the British army's commanding officer, Colonel Geoffrey Brydon's daughter), Wilkins is the first to catch him entering the fort. At first, Wilkins attempts to hurt Mowgli with a branch, but after throwing two more soldiers into the river, he threatens to shoot him with his revolver, but hesitates in the process despite Boone continuously ordering him to do it. Lieutenant John Wilkins is first seen in the jungle coming to Captain Willaim Boone's aid along with two more British officers after being pushed into the river by a jungle boy named Mowgli. Mowgli, the jungle, making a fool of himself, jungle animals, animal sounds, and not getting what he wants Source Lieutenant John Wilkins is the tertiary antagonist in Disney's 1994 live-action film, Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book.
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