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https://humanehollywood.org/app/uploads/2020/02/zkJSCGfOm3S15ImIonETHfKnoW7.jpg400725This is a story of a man, Eli, and his parents who live on Thunder Mountain. Eli's parents are savagely attacked and killed by a wild bear, leaving the 8 foot tall somewhat grotesque looking Eli alone. The children of the town below have named Eli The Giant of Thunder Mountain. Three of the children, Ben, Tommy and Amy, overcome their fears and go up the mountain to confront the "giant", only to discover that he is just a gentle and lonely man. The children and Eli soon become good friends. When the carnival comes to town, Amy talks Eli into coming down off his mountain to attend the celebration with her. Once they arrive the townspeople are unusually cruel to Eli, jeering and snickering until Eli retreats back to his mountain, vowing never to leave it again. Against the wishes of her mother, Amy sneaks up to Eli's cabin and makes amends with her friend. One of the carnival men noticed that Eli was carrying two gold nuggets and, with the aid of his brother and father, has decided to "relieve" Eli of his gold. As they go to rob Eli's cabin, they discover Ben, waiting for Eli to return with Amy, and the men kidnap Ben. When the children's mother discovers that the children are missing, she is convinced that Eli has taken them, and the whole town becomes involved in the hunt for the "giant".