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This ape waves at a keeper. The keeper thinks the ape wants some beer, but suddenly the ape grabs him. Luckily, another keeper arrives in time.
A clever ape named Caesar frees fellow apes, makes them smarter, and leads a daring escape to the forest.
Key Takeaways
- Intelligence and unity empower the apes to overcome captivity.
- Leadership and strategic thinking are crucial for successful escape.
- Sacrifice and loyalty strengthen group bonds.
- Working together makes individuals stronger, symbolized by the bundle of branches.
- The apes evolve from being controlled to becoming independent and self-aware.
What the video covers
- An ape tricks a keeper to steal a knife and uses it to free a gorilla and a bully ape.
- The bully ape, initially hostile, joins Caesar after seeing the gorilla.
- Caesar refuses to leave his cage when his owner tries to put a loop around his neck.
- Caesar shares cookies with other apes to promote unity, explaining strength in numbers.
- He steals a drug that enhances ape intelligence and shares it with the group.
- The apes become smarter and more disciplined, resisting keepers' punishments.
- Caesar leads the apes in a coordinated escape through the roof toward the forest.
- The police attempt to stop them at the Golden Gate Bridge but are overwhelmed.
- A gorilla sacrifices himself by destroying a helicopter attacking the apes.
- Caesar fulfills the gorilla's last wish by leading all apes safely back to the forest.
Chapters
- 00:00Ape steals knife and frees gorilla
- 00:18Bully ape joins Caesar
- 00:29Caesar refuses to leave cage
- 00:37Caesar promotes unity with cookies
- 00:49Caesar steals intelligence drug
- 01:13Apes become smarter and disciplined
- 01:37Escape plan to the forest
- 02:18Battle at Golden Gate Bridge
- 02:24Caesar leads apes home
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But the reason the ape does this is to steal the keeper's knife. Then the ape uses the small knife to successfully open the door of his cage, but he does not escape. Instead, he goes to open the cage of a huge gorilla. Just like that,
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he successfully sets the gorilla free. Then he also releases the bully ape that often picks on him. The bully ape wants to fight back, but when he sees the huge gorilla behind Caesar, he becomes scared. In the end, he chooses
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to follow Caesar. The next day, Caesar's owner Will comes to take him home. Caesar is about to stand up when he sees the loop that is going to be put around his neck. So he closes the cage
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door and refuses to leave. That night, Caesar and the bully ape hand out cookies to all the other apes. Everyone is very happy. The next day, an orangutan curiously asks Caesar why he gave everyone cookies. Caesar tells him
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that one branch is easy to break, but a bundle of branches is much harder to break. The orangutan says the apes are all too stupid. Even if they work together, it will not help. So Caesar decides to make all the apes smarter. He
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secretly remembers the code for the cage door. That night, Caesar enters the code and sneaks out. He returns to Will's house and steals the new drug. The drug can kill humans, but it can make apes smarter. Caesar punctures the container
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and lets all the apes inhale the drug. The next day, the apes have thoughts of their own. They also become more disciplined. A keeper sees this and rushes into the apes' area with an electric baton. He desperately wants to
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punish Caesar for disobeying him, but Caesar easily blocks his attack. Then he suddenly shouts, "Ah!" This terrifies the keeper. It also shocks all the other apes. After that, Caesar opens all the cage doors. He leads the apes out through the roof.
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Their destination is the forest on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge, but when they rush toward the bridge, the police are already waiting on the other side. They have received orders to shoot as soon as they
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see the apes. Seeing this, Caesar sends one group of apes onto the cables above the bridge. He sends another group forward along the steel structure under the bridge. Then, a group of apes pushes a bus forward. At Caesar's command, all
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the apes begin to attack. The police have almost no chance to fight back. Suddenly, a helicopter appears. The gunner on board starts firing at the apes. Caesar grabs a chain and swings it hard at the helicopter, but a guy pulls
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out a gun and shoots at Caesar. The gorilla pushes Caesar out of the way.
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Then he charges forward and jumps high into the air. He lands on the helicopter. At the cost of his own life, he completely destroys it. Before he dies, he tells Caesar, "Take them home." Caesar keeps his promise. He leads all
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the apes back to the forest.
Topics:Caesarsmart apeape escapeanimal intelligenceape leadershipGolden Gate Bridgeape rebellionanimal unitydrug for intelligenceape sacrifice
