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Mrs packletide was pardonably annoyed at the discovery;but,at any rate, she was the possessor of a dead tiger, and the villiagers,anxious for their thousands rupees,gladly connived at the fiction that she had shot the beast. (1) why did mrs packletide becomes a little annoyed? (2) How did the villagers try to convince Mrs packletide? (3) what does the phrase 'connived at' in the above lines mean? chapter- mrs packletide tiger

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Answered by Hriday0102
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1) Mrs. Packeltide never expected that Miss Mebbin would blackmail her that she would disclose to Loona Bimberton that she hadn't killed the tiger.

2) a) They found an old tiger that was easy to kill and can get attracted to the prey they have set.

b) They tied a cheap goat with a shrill voice so that even a half deaf tiger would hear it and get attracted.

c) They made a platform for Mrs. Packletide and her paid companion so that they can easily shot the tiger.

3) " Connived at" means that they ignored that Mrs . Packletide didn't shot the tiger.

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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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Mrs.Packletide became a little annoyed as she understood the fact that those who outsmart others can also be outsmarted.

When she gained a lot of publicity for killing a tiger, only Ms. Mebbin, discovered that Mrs.Packletide has killed the goat by shooting it and the heart attack killed the tiger. Ms. Mebbin then started threatening her to disclose the truth to Loona, Mrs. Packletide's rival. So, Mrs. Packletide was forced to give money to Ms. Mebbin so that her respect should not loose before anybody.

Even the villagers deceived her by making her kill a very old tiger, which died in fear due to hearing a loud Gunshot.

The villagers tried to connive Mrs. Packletide by deliberately ignoring the truth that they have conveniently provided a safe shooting for her and the tiger was not shot dead by her. They did this to get 1000 bucks.

'Connived at' in the above line means to disregard or turn a blind eye.

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