Ep. 73: Dr. Putt's Mohican daughter is kidnapped, leading him to mistake Uran for her and accuse Atom's group.
Aired on June 6, 1964
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Dr. Putt, a descendant of the Mohican tribe, experiences a crisis when his daughter is kidnapped. Upon encountering Uran, who bears a striking resemblance to his missing child, he becomes convinced that she is the culprit. Consequently, Dr. Putt directs his suspicion and anger toward Atom and his companions, mistakenly identifying them as the kidnappers responsible for the abduction. This misunderstanding creates immediate conflict, as the doctor fails to recognize the true identity of the girl standing before him, leading to a confrontation based on visual similarity rather than factual evidence regarding the actual perpetrators of the crime.
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