The Jungle Princess

During a hunting expedition in Malaya, Powell is attacked by Limau, the tiger. Melan deserts him, leaving him for dead in the jungle. The escape sets the stage for Ulah's later intervention.

Ulah finds the wounded Powell and carries him to her cave. She nurses him back to health while a forbidden attraction grows between them. Powell's survival hinges on Ulah's care.

Powell returns to the camp with Ulah following, causing tension with Ava, Powell's fiancée. Ava's jealousy intensifies as Ulah's presence is interpreted as a threat. The locals begin viewing Ulah or Limau as demons, fueling conflict.

The natives capture everyone at the camp and plan to lower Ulah into a pit as punishment. Melan, a traitor among them, digs the pit in support of the execution. The imminent danger heightens the alarm among Powell and Ulah.

Limau dies trying to rescue Ulah from the pit and spear danger. The natives kill Limau with a volley of spears as he protects her. Ulah weeps at the loss of Limau.

Karen Neg escapes and attempts to fight the locals with a broadsword. He is killed when Melan stabs him from behind, marking another blow to the resistance. The chaos escalates as more natives close in.

Bogo witnesses the carnage and rallies a horde of monkeys to confront the attacking natives. The animals swarm, causing further disruption. The scene creates a striking parallel to the earlier disaster in Ulah's life.

Powell escapes his bonds and seizes Ava's pistol. He shoots Melan just before the traitor can kill Ulah, turning the tide in their favor. Ulah's safety is secured as the threat level drops.

The monkey stampede sweeps through the settlement, destroying the natives' homes and scattering their defenses. The chaos echoes the collapse of order that followed Powell's rescue. Ulah's and Limau's past is mirrored in the catastrophe.

During the final collapse, Powell fires at a local who tries to kill Bogo, defending his animal ally. The act reinforces Powell's commitment to Ulah and his new loyalties. The scene marks the last of the immediate danger.

In the aftermath, Ava and Colonel Lane embrace, signaling reconciliation after the violent events. Powell observes but continues to navigate his relationship with Ulah. The characters seek a fragile peace amid the jungle's upheaval.

Powell and Ulah share a tender kiss as the story resolves their unlikely romance. The closing image focuses on Bogo covering his face, adding a hint of whimsy to the ending. The couple's bond endures beyond the peril.