:54:01
But now I was dreadfuIIy afraid...
:54:03
...that Elsa might have been trampIed
by some angry eIephant.
:54:12
And then we saw her...
:54:13
...very happiIy bringing home
a two-year-old souvenir of the occasion.
:55:10
And the damage, I'm sorry to say,
is considerable.
:55:13
The complaints and bills for crop damage,
et cetera, are still coming in...
:55:17
...and will do so for some time to come.
:55:19
The point is, I'm afraid,
that you can't keep Elsa any longer.
:55:24
I'm not responsible for the decision.
Don't you see?
:55:27
Too many people know
she was the cause of the stampede...
:55:30
...and from now on she'll be blamed
for any lost livestock or damage.
:55:33
Or for anything that any wild lion
or leopard might do.
:55:37
On the other hand,
she might very easily be shot by anyone.
:55:41
I think you were lucky the last time.
:55:43
She's too big now
to be allowed to roam about...
:55:46
...even with Nuru or yourselves.
And you can't keep her caged all the time...
:55:51
...that would only frustrate her
and could make her vicious.
:55:54
I'm sorry, but I think you've got to find
some zoo that will take her.
:55:58
I'm certain you'll have no difficulty.
She'd make a wonderful attraction.