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Rikki Tavi Analysis
“Rikki Tikki Tavi” by Rudyard Kipling
Rikki Tikki has the right to be proud of himself. Rikki Tikki fought Nag and Nagaina the day after he was washed up from the flood. Rikki Tikki states “ he has never met a real live Cobra.”{15}. Rikki Tikki saved Teddy from Karait on the pathway. Rikki Tikki states that “ it looks very funny, but so perfectly balanced.” {16}. Rikki Tikki Saved the big man from Nag when he slithered his way up the sluice, Rikki Tikki stated that “he would be banged to death , and , for the honor of his family he preferred to be found with his teeth locked.” {18}. Rikki Tikki saved Teddy again from Nagaina in the house, He stated that “ Nagaina turn around and fight.” {21}. Rikki Tikki Tavi followed Nagiana into her
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