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Monty is an elderly veteran monkey who lives in a retirement home against his will. He finds the other monkeys too sedentary and hates being forced to wear a onesie. Monty remains mentally and physically active, telling his grandchildren war stories during their visits and enjoying time outside with his youngest grandchild. Though grumpy about his current situation, Monty is wise and enjoys adventure, seeking to avoid a sedentary lifestyle.
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