Basi, Pua and others in “Unfinished Business”

Basi

More than last time, Pua, but not enough for your float of crocs. Swing by next week?

If that's how it must be. [Addresses his float] Move on, my friends. We'll eat somewhere else today.

Wait! [Approaches Pua] Pua, you said we were going to eat fish.

Makuu, there aren't enough fish yet. You heard Basi.

[Rolls his eyes] I heard him. But why should we crocodiles listen to a hippo?

I've told you before, Makuu. It's the Circle of Life.

So you say. [Strides around Pua] But I think you listen to the hippos because you're weak. [Faces Pua] You're afraid of them! [Thumps his chest] But I'm not afraid of anyone. And that's why I call for a mashindano!

Beshte

Dad, what's a mashindano?

Basi

The mashindano is a physical challenge. It's how the crocodiles determine their leader.

Kion

[Concerned] Hevi kabisa.

A mashindano?

You heard me! Accept or surrender your leadership. Immediately!

I accept your challenge, Makuu. [Faces his float] In accordance to tradition, the mashindano will take place near Lake Matope at sunset.