This disturbing and heartbreaking scene shows baby Alba once again suffering under the harsh behavior of Monkey Anna. From the very beginning, Alba appears weak, frightened, and helpless, while Anna’s actions feel cold and unforgiving. Alba is still so young, her body small and fragile, yet she is forced to endure pain that no baby should ever experience. Her cries are loud and desperate, filled with fear, hunger, and confusion, as if she is begging for mercy that never comes.
Anna’s behavior seems full of anger and rejection. Instead of protecting and comforting her baby, she repeatedly pushes, bites, or handles Alba roughly, causing visible pain and emotional trauma. Alba tries to escape, tries to cling, tries to calm her mother, but nothing works. Each attempt only leads to more suffering. Alba’s tiny body shakes, her voice becomes hoarse from crying, and her eyes show pure terror. This is not simple discipline — it feels like deep cruelty.
What makes this scene especially painful is Alba’s innocence. She does not understand why her mother hates her so much. She only knows that she is hungry, scared, and hurt. Alba keeps reaching out instinctively, hoping for milk, warmth, or love. Instead, she receives rejection again and again. The emotional damage is just as heartbreaking as the physical pain. Alba’s cries sound weak and broken, as if her spirit is slowly being crushed.
Viewers cannot help but ask: why does Anna treat Alba this way? Is it stress, dominance, jealousy, or lack of maternal instinct? Whatever the reason, the result is devastating. Alba is clearly not ready to be weaned or punished so harshly. She needs care, patience, and protection — not pain. Watching her suffer creates anger, sadness, and deep sympathy for this tiny life struggling to survive.
This scene is a painful reminder of how vulnerable baby animals are. Alba has no voice except her cries, no power except her instinct to cling and survive. Her suffering touches the heart because it feels endless and unfair. We can only hope that Anna’s hatred will fade, that someone will intervene, and that Alba will one day experience the love and safety every baby deserves.
