Julia has been asked to write about a character in Jungle Book: Mowgli's Brothers. Her assignment is to make a connection between the book and her own life. Which is the best example of making a connection to the text? Although Mowgli is not a wolf, Mother Wolf loves him and treats him like her cub. I am confused, because I think wolves are terrifying, and I would never want to live among them. Although Mowgli is not a wolf, Mother Wolf loves him and treats him like her cub. I know how it feels to love someone who is not like you. My dog, Sheepie, has been part of our family for six years. I am an only child, so Sheepie is like my brother. I understand how much Mother Wolf loves Mowgli. Although Mowgli is not a wolf, Mother Wolf loves him and treats him like her cub. I think it is sad that Mowgli has to leave Mother Wolf. She loves him more than any of her other children, and when he leaves, she is so heartbroken. Although Mowgli is not a wolf, Mother Wolf loves him and treats him like her cub. Wolves are predators. Scientists say that wolves are excellent hunters. They are part of the dog family.