Jungle Girl is a superstar!
Marica, as the Jungle Girl, has been the best thing since sliced bread was invented. So much so, that she will be the next Jane in Tarzan. But for now, she must fulfill being the Jungle Girl.
However, Marica’s inflated ego and Sabrina and Adele’s reasonable annoyance, because it prolongs the filming, tinged with a hint of envy, threaten to disrupt the harmony of this performance. Even in the rehearsals before filming, there are already some “small” clashes that give Adele and Sabrina the chance to vent a little.
Can the performers overcome these tensions and deliver their roles with the professionalism expected? Let’s see.

Resuming the plot: confronting the Ape queens
Returning to the story, Jungle Girl must confront her most formidable challenge yet, the brutal and powerful Ape queens. Our heroine finds herself relentlessly overpowered, repeatedly thrown to the ground by her mighty rivals. Jungle Girl’s attacks prove futile, leaving her subdued with no hope of survival. To add to her torment, she is placed on the cross that prevents her from moving and allows her to be punished at will.
In all tortures, Marica’s facial expressions will delight you, take it for granted. Alongside this, inventive and merciless punishments are meted out, from whippings to being pulled by her arms as if she were a rope and much more.
It appears that Jungle Girl may meet her end at last.

Jungle spirit prevails
Jungle Girl is being brutalized, even though she frees herself and tries to defend, the difference in numbers takes its toll and once again she is at the mercy of the Ape queens, who crush her with all their power in unloving hugs, breakers, and tag team techniques that break anyone’s will.
There is NO hope. However, almost agonizing, she invokes the Spirit of the Jungle one last time and before receiving the final stab, the first Ape queen falls, and the miracle arises.
Jungle girl has prevailed once again; not even the apes could take her down!