Question

why did the writer not cage Caesar?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer: When the writer put Caesar in a cage, he cawed and flapped his wings so fiercely that they thought that for their own peace of mind, it was best not to cage.

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Answer 2

writer not cage Caesar

1. the question is in reference to the chapter - Harold the Hornbill.
2. Caesar was a jungle raven who was fierce and snobbish.
3. Caesar got angry and so  flapped his wings  fiercely
4. on seeing Caesar's bewildering  behavior the writer thought
5. for the love of  peace of his mind he finally decided to release him
6. it was better not to cage with because in doing so the writer was  himself  going to be driven mad at the absence of peace