Give Me The Egg Rudyard Kipling Analysis

Also, Nagaina will do the same since she is willing to leave her home forever for her last child to survive, “ give me the egg, Rikki-tikki. Give me the last of my eggs, and I will go away and never come back” ( Kipling paragraph 29). Even though she wanted to kill the family, Nagaina abandoned that plan for her egg. This proves that she would rather keep her family rather than hurting someone else’s. Rikki and Nagaina both demonstrated how they would put their family before anything else.

As a result, Rudyard Kipling creates an excellent story about a young mongoose and deadly snakes battling to death for the safety of their family. The author gives each character unique traits of a human.