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Brief summary of Mrs. Packletide's Tiger,

Class 10th, Fiction Ch- 2

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Answered by rohit710
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♦ MRS PACKLETIDE'S TIGER ♦


*=> Main characters :-

1) Mrs Packletide
2) Loona bimberton
3) Louisa Mebbin


★→ Summary :-»

•--»» Story is based on the jealousy nature of Mrs Packletide , She was jealous of Loona Bimberton because Loona was recently have a flight of 11 miles in an aeroplane by Algerian pilot. So Mrs Packletide wanted to show herself upper infront of the society.

What she did to be upper is Hunt , She wanted to shoot the Tiger and get the Tiger skin and get it hanged on her house wall also her photograph would appear in press and she would give a party in Curzon street . She planned to gift Loona a Tiger claw on Loona next birthday to make her feel jealous.

As she wanted to hunt the Tiger she offered 1000 ruppess as reward for shooting of tiger.
The villagers agreed to help her and a Old Tiger was chosen as the target . All children of village roam day and night for the Tiger.


=> On the day of Hunt the goat was tied so that the Tiger would come . Mrs Packletide was in position with her paid companion Miss Louisa Mebbin , Mrs Packletide shot the Tiger and the Tiger fell down BUT what happened in reality is the goat was shot instead of tiger and the Tiger got died because of heart attack due to sound of Gun .


Mrs Packletide was happy with as the Tiger was dead but she worried about that her false image would be revealed . The villagers didn't talk about the secret because they were given their desired money and her paid companion Miss Louisa Mebbin thought that she was underpaid so she blackmailed Mrs Packletide that gift her a weekend Cottage otherwise she would tell her secret to everyone . Now Mrs Packletide was in dilemma but she has nothing to do so she gifted her the cottage .



CONCLUSION :-»» Because of Mrs Packletide revenge and jealous nature she suffered a huge loss that is she had to pay a large amount for that cottage to get a False image infront of everyone .




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Answered by Anonymous
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Mrs. Packletide, the main character of the story, is jealous of Loona Bimberton, who talked of nothing else but  her recent travel in an aeroplane by an Algerian aviator. Mrs. Packletide became jealous and decided at that moment  to kill a tiger and gift a tiger-claw brooch to Loona on her next birthday. For this, she even offered one thousand  rupees to the villagers to arrange the shooting of a tiger, without much risk or exertion. The villagers were excited at  the prospect of one thousand rupees and were ready to help her.



The great night arrived when the killing was to be  done. Mrs. Packletide, along with a paid companion, Miss Mebbin, crouched on a platform constructed specially for  this purpose on a tree.




A goat was fastened as bait for the tiger and everyone started waiting for the tiger. They had  to wait for sometime and then they heard the footsteps of the tiger.




Mrs. Packletide fired a shot using her rifle and  the tiger was dead. Everyone rejoiced over the killing, when they came down from the tree. Miss Mebbin drew Mrs.  Packletide’s attention towards the bullet wound on the goat and not the tiger.




Actually, the bullet from the rifle had hit  the goat which died instantly whereas, the tiger being an old one, just succumbed to heart-failure at the mere sound  of a bullet. Anyhow, Mrs. Packletide was everywhere on the pages of the weekly newspapers and she sent the tigerclaw  brooch to Loona Bimberton also. As for Miss Mebbin, she never forgot about the bullet-injury on the goat due to  which Mrs. Packletide had to do something so that she didn’t give her away. She had to buy a weekend cottage for  her near Darking in which Louisa Mebbin lived happily.

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