Why was the tiger called herd robber and venerable
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As he hunts and eat the people it is called herd robber. And in lieu of his age, he was old and fragile so they called him vulnerable.
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Dear friends, the tiger in Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger is named as ‘herd-robber’ and ‘venerable’.
Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger is a story about the hunting of a tiger by Mrs. Packletide. The author has dealt the story in a humorous manner.
Mrs. Packletide decided to shoot a venerable tiger. The tiger is named ‘herd-robber’ because it kills other domestic animals. It is old and weak. So, it is assumed to be given respect. That’s why it is called ‘venerable’.
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