Arlong pushes his hatred onto Koala. "Go on, admit it!! Really, you want to kill the brat here and now, don't ya?!" he says. "She's a human!! No different from those monsters that kept you imprisoned!!!" Aladdin tells him, "Give it a rest, would you, Arlong ...?!" but Arlong keeps mocking Koala: "You should be more honest an' all, brat! What did your mother teach you, eh? Your parents look down on us just like the rest of the humans, right?!" He insists that human society teaches children to believe their race is the greatest and most splendid in the world, and that nothing will change unless someone puts them in their place. The crew has all seen human scorn in the three years at sea, but Arlong turns that experience into a reason to hate Koala before she has done anything.