TIGER AT THE DOOR
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1.How did Rusty know that the animal was behind them and not in front of them?
2. The forest guard proved to be a hero. Do you agree or disagree?
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- In the tale "Tiger at the Door," (1) Rusty could hear the sound of the animal's breathing coming from behind them, so he knew the animal was there and not in front of them. In addition, he heard alarm sounds from the forest's birds and monkeys, indicating a predator's close presence. Rusty determined that the animal was most likely a tiger because he was familiar with the jungle and its wildlife.
- (2) Addressing the second query, it is debatable if the man was a hero or simply performing his job. One may contend that the forest guard displayed heroic qualities. The forest guard promptly responded and took control of the situation when Rusty and his sister were in danger. He was courageous and composed under pressure, and he used his rifle to frighten the tiger away, saving Rusty and his sister's lives. He also stayed with them until they could return home in safety.
- The forest guard, on the other hand, may have been merely going about his duties. He has a responsibility to safeguard the animals and the locals that live close to the forest. Consequently, it might be stated that he was only carrying out his duties.
- The forest guard in "Tiger at the Door" undoubtedly performed heroically and skillfully in difficult circumstances, ultimately saving the lives of Rusty and his sister.
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