Tikki Davi Theme

Rikki Tikki is a leader in this story. ’’’Darzee, if you have a grain of sense, you will fly off to the stables and pretend that your wing is broken and let Nagaina chase you away to this bush. I must get to the melon- bed, and if I went there now, she’d see me’’’(Pg 15). This demonstrates that he is a leader because he orders Darzee to pretend his wing is broken. This shows demonstrates that he has the confidence to take action. “Nagaina spun clear

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!

Theme is the central message in a literary work. In the story “Rikki Tikki Tavi” Rudyard Kipling, the theme is never give up. This is the theme because the protagonist in the story, Rikki, never gives up. Some people may feel that the theme is size doesn’t matter, but the main theme the author is trying to get across is never give up. The author wants to teach us to never give up.

One way he did this was when he found out the cobras’ plan to kill his family. When he found out, he went to wait in the bathroom to intervene in their plan. He knew this was dangerous. Did he care? No! Another time when Rikki-Tikki was smart and courageous was when he killed the baby snakes because he knew they would grow up to be dangerous. He was being smart by killing them now instead of waiting for them to grow up and cause more problems. When Rikki-Tikki killed Nagaina, he took a very huge risk by following her into a snake hole. This is very dangerous for a mongoose because you never know when it might open out and give the snake room to strike. He knew that this had to be done, so he followed her in anyways. Rikki-Tikki emerged from the snake hole triumphantly and the snakes were defeated. He was very loyal to his family and would do anything to keep them

Rikki-Tikki was a strong mongoose that wasn’t afraid of anything not even snakes. The movie and the story Rikki-tikki had many things that weren’t the same which made them very different. RikkiTikki was faced with challenges which made his journey difficult. In the end Rikki Tikki kills both of the snakes and is called a hero. Rikki did not do all of this on his own, but he had the help of some of his friends along the way which also made his journey fun and interesting. Chuchundra gave Rikki advice, while Nag and Nagina would try and test him. Rikki also had help from Darzee. Darzee helped by fighting the two snakes or giving him positives feedback like calling him a hero. There are many similarities and differences with the characters,setting, and the conflict of both the story and the movie.

Rikki the Valiant The mongoose who is a hero, seems impossible for a small creature to fight dangerous reptiles such as snakes. The King Cobra is a very venomous snake in the world. On a summer night, there was a terrifying flood that made animals lose their homes. One animal in particular, such as a mongoose, almost died by the flood being half choked with water.

Rikki-Tikki, the protagonist of the story, is a courageous and curious character in this story. From the text, it states, “He saved our lives and Teddy’s life” (para 102). When the author states this quote, Rikki-Tikki is courageous by rescuing Teddy and his parents from the evil cobra, Nagaina. As a result, it was love from Rikki-Tikki’s family that gave Rikki-Tikki the fortitude to save them. The author also adds, “There are more things to find out about in this house than all

What is the theme of “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi”? The theme is the main idea that the author tries to get you to understand throughout the story. “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi,” a short story written by Rudyard Kipling, has the theme of “Good triumphs over evil.” Rikki, the protagonist, is good. He is loyal, courageous, and protective. Nagaina, the antagonist, however, is evil. She is selfish, threatening, determined to get what she wants, and is as dishonorable as a fox. The theme “Hard work can bring a great reward” could be thought of as the theme by some, but that will be disproved within this essay.

Theme is the central idea of a story that the author tries to get across to the reader. In the wee-little story Rikki Tikki Tavi by Rudyard Kipling, the theme is even the most unlikely can be heroes. After reading the story, I caught on to Rudyard Kipling making this theme very obvious. I can give many examples to back up this theme. Although, I can understand that good versus evil could be another theme that people might think. The protagonist in the story represents good and the antagonists represent evil. We will now be getting into the theme of the story, even the molst unlikely can be heros.

RIKKI-TIKKI-TAVI We all know how Rikki saved Teddy from all the snakes but there is something more than just saving Teddy Rikki has saved him cause he loves Teddy but why?This related to the theme because it says that rikki did almost the impossible to save Teddy. The theme of the fictional story Rikki-tikki-tavi by Rudyard Kipling is nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it. Rikki is a mongoose who is not afraid to fight this what makes him the main character in this story Rikki was usually restless he could scratch where he pleased with any of his legs front or back. This demonstrates my thesis because Rikki fought by himself three mean snakes who wanted to kill teddy but he never gave up until he killed each and everyone of those snakes.

He once more risked his life by saving the big man, he could have been beaten to death. He threw himself to kill Nag and held tightly as he was being banged against the walls while Nag was trying to get rid of Rikki-Tikki. He braced for death, but all that came was Nag’s death. The brave mongoose even saved the lives of the family as a whole. He saved them when Nagaina was threatening to kill the whole family if they did not move or if they did she would also kill them. Rikki-Tikki had come with one egg in his mouth to bargain with Nagaina about not killing the family. He fought Nagaina, and chased her away from the table where Teddy’s family was eating. He ricked being killed by Nagaina when he went to down a hole. Mongooses that are young are known not to survive this event, yet Rikki-Tikki did. He risked a very sad death for the sake of the family.

He wasn’t expect a reward. Mongeese kill snakes for food. That means it is Rikki-Tikki-Tavi’s job to kill the snake.Rikki-Tikki also killed the snake for protection. The snake met Rikki and tried to kill him. Rikki did what any smart person or animal would do and killed it.

The story Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a story about a mongoose protecting his owners garden from two cobras Nag and Nagaina. The conflict of the story is two Cobras who want to kill the owners and Rikki because they want the garden to themselves and for Nagaina’s eggs to hatch.Rikki stops the two and crushes all their eggs stopping their plan to kill Rikki and the owners.

In the story “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi” by Rudyard Kipling, there is a wide variety of themes the author could be trying to get across to the reader. Theme is a main idea, lesson, moral, or underlying message of a literary work. It can be revealed directly or indirectly. I strongly believe the thesis of this piece of literature is “good triumphs over evil” or “good versus evil.” From beginning to end, this story is jam-packed full of these kinds of conflicts. There is a truck-load of reasons why I chose this theme. However, I can fathom why a reader would think the theme could be “stand up for what is right.”

I know this because in the book it says, “He rose his head up and spread his hood, it was Nag, the big black cobra, and he was five feet long tongue to tail,” in that citing of the text it shows how big and treacherous Nag is. Whereas it also talks about Karait, the tiny dust snakeling, “It was Karait , the dusty brown snakeling that lies from choice on the dusty earth; and his bite is as deadly as a cobra. But he is so small that no one thinks of him, so he does more harm to people.” In this part of the text it tells how small-scale Karait is, but it goes on to say that his bite is more dangerous than a cobra’s and that he does more harm to people. I do see how people could think that “don’t judge a book by its cover” is the theme, but I know the theme is “repay people that help