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"And away from any possible comparison, he is the most promising young man who has emerged since ... my appearance." . This is how the great novelist Robert Luis Stephenson spoke about the young novelist at the time, Rodiad Kepling, after reading his short stories that were collected during his position in India. But the name of Kepling flew high after he wrote the "Book of Jungle", which he published-during which multiple stories about the son of the wolves Mowgli-over the years 1894-1895 AD. Although Kepling's lifestyle was affected by the Victorian era, he won in his writings and continuously to the forces of nature and the motherland, because of India in exchange for what Britain represents, more protection forces for humans, animals and nature than the clutches of civilization, which proved once and again that it does not come without charge.