how can the writer of the story expose human greed and vanity in the story "Mrs. Packletide' Tiger"?
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The writer of the story,"Mrs Packletide Tiger"exposes human greed and vanity through a character named Packletide whose movement and motives are governor by disgust and disapproval for her arch rival Loone Bimberton. So when loona Bimberton gained popularity because she was flown eleven miles in an airplane by a pilot from algaria with a personally produced tiger skin, she had been bragging about it all the time andar Packletide made a plan to belittle her by killing a old and feeble tiger safely without too much effort, for which she have to pay latter by her nose.
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Saki exposed the negative aspect of human greed in the story titled as 'Mrs packletide 's tiger. Mrs Packleide was a jealous and a manipulating lady. She had a materialistic nature. All her action were govern by the dislike of Loona Bimberton. She decided to gave a party in the honour of Loona just to suppress her she can go to any height just to show superiority.
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