English, asked by seeratkr52013, 6 months ago

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Think and answer:
a. If you were Brahman, would you return to Tiger even after he broke his
promise? Why or why not?
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Answered by varun4323
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Answer:

I would not

Explanation:

Because the tiger is a carnivore by nature and his breaking of the promise further fortifies or solidifies this arguement. If the tiger already had eaten there would be a slim chance of survival but either way it's a risk

So I would not return to the tiger lest I should get eaten

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