Rikki Mongoose: The Two King Cobras

Rikki-tikki recognizes an almost hidden snake caused by it’s similar color of the ground that he hides upon. Dust snakes have as deadly of a bite as cobras and their small size comes as an advantage, allowing them to turn unexpectedly in any direction. The battle between the mongoose and snake is what begins the trust of Teddy’s father, and makes Rikki-tikki a savior in the family. This scene also leads to the death of the two other snakes, Nag and Nagaina by giving Rikki-tikki the confidence to battle the other snakes. Which allows the critters to feel safe at home.

He threatened most of the animals in the yard, but he threatened Darzee more. He told Darzee that he would roll the eggs out of the nest if he doesn't stop singing about Rikki killing Nag. Although Nagaina is still out there Rikki should be great full for Darzee celebrating his great accomplishment. Rikki Tikki also used blackmail against Nagaina. He went to the melon-bed, Nagaina’s nest, and bit the tops off of all of the young Cobras in their eggs except for two.

Rikki-tikki-tavi was willing to risk his life for his family and others around him. Though Rikki Tikki is small animal, that doesn’t mean he can’t do big things that could change and save lives. The love in his heart is too big to be contained, so his love expresses itself by making him courageous and brave for his family. In society people tend to underestimate animals like Rikki but he is a guardian angel watching over the home of his family. Rikki Tikki Tavi is a hero in the story. He killed the cobra snakes to protect his family of birds from the whispers of death.

The story Rikki-tikki-tavi by Rudyard Kipling is about the rivalry between Rikki, a small mongoose and Nag and Nagaina, two king cobras. A giant wave flushes Rikki out from his warm, cozy den and leaves him on the river bank near Teddy’s family’s garden. Rikki is taken in and cared for, by Teddy’s family. While exploring the garden he confronts two king cobras Nag and Nagaina. If Rikki does not kill the snakes, the garden creatures will fall prey to the cobras! This exciting story also became a motion picture movie. The story and the movie are similar in plot but contain some notable differences, including where Rikki finds Teddy in the bath and that Nagaina waits for one of

Part of having courage is doing the right thing. Rikki stays with the family that saved him after the flood and protects them. When he first learns of Nag and Nagaina from Darzee after hearing him weep for the baby Nag ate, Rikki goes to fight them. After he hears the snakes planning to kill his family, Rikki waits and kills Nag. He then hunts down Nagaina and saves the garden.

Nagaina in “Rikki-TIkki-Tavi” by Rudyard Kipling is a story about a mongoose named Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. This story is about Rikki facing his worst enemies, Nag and Nagaina. Nag and Nagaina are cobras. Nagaina is one of the baddest cobras Rikki has ever faced, and when Nagaina threatens his family things get crazy! Nagaina is very evil, is a killer and she is a unpredictable!

Rikki-Tikki Tavi is a short story written by Rudyard Kipling that takes place in Colonial, India. Rikki-Tikki, the principal character, is a snake-eating mongoose that gets flushed out of his home and taken in by a family. The story shows the good and evil in people and the fight between the brave mongoose and the two snakes, Nag and Nagaina. In the end, Rikki ends up killing the two snakes and to save the family that adopted him. I believe that Rikki is not guilty and that the snakes were attempting murder.

In the book Nag and Nagaina talked for a long time. Later that night, Rikki was about to kill Nag, but the Father of Teddy instead. Chuchundra sings a song about the death of Nag. Nagaina is angry for what happened to Nag. So Rikki

Cobras with their deathly bite, intimidating hood, and their upright posture. Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a story about a mongoose who is rescued by a boy and his family after there was a flood. He protects this family from two king cobras named Nag and Nagaina. This is told in a short story by Rudyard Kipling and it's also a movie. After reading and watching this story, there are more similarities than differences in the characters of the birds, the snakes, and the muskrat.

In the short story “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi,” by Rudyard Kipling, it shows the human characteristics of a mongoose, Rikki, as being valiant and intelligent, and it also shows how a snake, Nagaina, is clever and intelligent. The theme of this story is about overcoming your fear to protect your family. First, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi shows the human characteristics as being valiant and intelligent . for example, Rikki says “Well, as his tail began to fluff up again, “marks or no marks, do you think it is right for you to eat fledglings out of a nest?” This shows that Rikki is not afraid to challenge a snake.

Rikki flushed out from his warm and cozy den by the wave which left him on the bank by Teddy’s family’s garden; he faces two king cobras Nag and Nagaina. If he does not kill them his new friends will die. The story Rikki-tikki-tavi by Rudyard Kipling and the book Rikki which with great painstaking care, became a motion picture movie. The story and the movie are similar but there are some differences, some are that Rikki finds Teddy in the bath another is that Nagaina is not wrapped around Teddy’s chair. The similarities happen with, to the characters, the setting, and the conflict.

In conclusion, Rikki Tikki uses his courage to protect the ones he loves. Nagaina, another character in the story is trying to get revenge for the death of her husband Nag. For instance I strike, and if you do not move, I strike. Oh, foolish people, who killed my Nag (para 84).

This proves that Rikki is not afraid to stand up to Nagaina and Nag even though they are much larger than him. Also, Rikki is not scared to fight even though he has no snake killing experience. In paragraph 28 of the text, Rikki shows his intelligence when he says, “ the boy is safe, and it was I-I-I- that caught Nag by the hood last night in the bathroom.” This proves that Rikkii is trying to make Nagaina mad in order for his plan to work.

Rikki-Tikki-Tavi," as a children's story, is designed both to entertain and to disseminate the values of virtuous behavior. Courage, one of the characteristics exhibited by the hero, Rikki-tikki-tavi, is one such virtue. Rikki, knowing that he has to kill Nag in order to protect the human family, is fearful of the cobra's size and strength, but his fear is trumped by his own courage, and he succeeds in killing the snake. He is rewarded for his courage by being deemed a hero and given a permanent place in the home of the humans. The virtue of courage is further emphasized by the story's portrayal of shameful cowardliness; Chuchundra, the fearful muskrat who "never had spirit enough to run out into the middle of the room" is unable to overcome

Rikki TIkki is a brave character in this story. In one example, Rikki Tikki had to fight Nag and Nagaina because they were planning to kill Teddy’s family (para 53). This displays how Rikki Tikki was brave and fought the cobras even though they were stronger than him. Since he was being brave he showed how having courage can give you greater self confidence. In addition, Rikki Tikki said, “All the cobras are dead; and if they weren't, I'm here”(para 104). This proves that Rikki Tikki was confident, and stood up against menacing cobras to protect his friends. His actions show that he has a lot of courage and believes in himself. All in all, Rikki Tikki is a brave mongoose in this story.