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Q. Why do you think about the helplessness condition of the tiger ?​

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THE TIGER EXPRESSES HIS RAGE QUITELY. THERE IS NOTHING HE CAN DO FROM BEHIND THE BARS OF HIS CAGE. HE IS HELPLESS NOW THAT HIS STRENGH NOW LIES INSIDE THE CAGE.

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