. (a) ‘Pride goes before a fall.’ Justify the statement on basis of the chapter Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger.
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the proverb 'pride goes before a fall' means that one makes more mistakes when one is overconfident ..
here in the chapter ,
Mrs packletide was over confident that the tiger is quite old and it will be no big to kill it .
so , even on the caution of miss mebbin , she remained overconfident , and as a resulted shooted the goat instead of the tiger. although the tiger was killed due to heart attack , Mrs packletide boasted , and at the end paid for it too .
HOPE IT HELPS !!!!!!!!
here in the chapter ,
Mrs packletide was over confident that the tiger is quite old and it will be no big to kill it .
so , even on the caution of miss mebbin , she remained overconfident , and as a resulted shooted the goat instead of the tiger. although the tiger was killed due to heart attack , Mrs packletide boasted , and at the end paid for it too .
HOPE IT HELPS !!!!!!!!
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‘Fake pride ends up in misery’. Vanity always leads to down fall of a
person. This statement truly fits on the character of Mrs. Packletide.
Value points
• Women belonging to upper class of society try to showoff
• They become subjects of mockery and sometimes they need to pay a
• handsome amount
• Mrs Packetide wants to overshadow Loona Bimberton so as to satisfy her
• vanity by killing a tiger
• In the end she had to face financial losses. • She was blackmailed by Miss. Mebbin
Value points
• Women belonging to upper class of society try to showoff
• They become subjects of mockery and sometimes they need to pay a
• handsome amount
• Mrs Packetide wants to overshadow Loona Bimberton so as to satisfy her
• vanity by killing a tiger
• In the end she had to face financial losses. • She was blackmailed by Miss. Mebbin
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