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why are the tigers not afraid of the men beneath the trees?

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Answered by lavanyawankhede

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The tigers do not fear the man beneath the tress because they are posse's chivalric certainty and thus look powerful in the panel. ... So, they are the symbol of confidence and also sleek the chivalric way.

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Answered by nihal7blue

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The tigers do not fear the man beneath the tress because they are posse's chivalric certainty and thus look powerful in the panel. In fact, they are unless unreal by conducting themselves in a heroic manner. ... So, they are the symbol of confidence and also sleek the chivalric way.

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