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some questions about The Jungle Book #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 04, 2008 15:55 pm   some questions about The Jungle Book
 

I have some problems on understanding the book, many thanks to whoever help me sovle these problems.

1.It has been said that the animals of the Jungle dare not to see the Mowgli' eyes, but why?

2.The tiger wanted to kill Mowgli, but why he ate and drank before that, he should know if he did so he would fail.
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some questions about The Jungle Book #2 (permalink) Wed Mar 05, 2008 8:30 am   some questions about The Jungle Book
 

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1-- Man dominates all other animals by being able to stare them down--at least, that is Kipling's thesis.
2-- Shere Khan has no control; he is over-confident. (Two possibilities-- it has been decades since I read 'The Jungle book').
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some questions about The Jungle Book #3 (permalink) Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:34 am   some questions about The Jungle Book
 

Smile Thank you very much, my master!! Very Happy I can understand it even better now!
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