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: Jane initially tries to hide her feelings for Tarzan and even turns him away from her bedroom to maintain her social standing. Feeling rejected, Tarzan begins to interact with the other women in the villa, causing further jealousy and chaos.

| Source | Reaction | |--------|----------| | | Praised “the daring psychological depth given to Jane; a refreshing take on Tarzan’s myth.” | | The Literary Journal of Post‑Colonial Studies (1996) | Critiqued “the occasional reliance on stereotypical jungle tropes, but lauded the attempt at gender critique.” | | Fan Community (2000s‑present) | The novella has a cult following on fan‑fiction sites; many write “what‑if” spin‑offs exploring Jane’s eventual decision. | | Academic Citations | Cited in courses on “Victorian Women in Exotic Settings” and “Adaptations of Early 20th‑Century Adventure Fiction.” | tarzanxshameofjane1995engl full

The film follows a satirical version of the traditional Tarzan narrative: : Jane initially tries to hide her feelings