Kipling's story, "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi", the theme bravery is told throughout the story. The theme bravery is seen in Rikki's actions, is told in the following. Rudyard first introduces the idea bravery in the scene when Rikki fought Karait. Rikki was brave enough to fight Karait, which is more dangerous than fighting Nag. Karait was so small that he could turn and strike Rikki with his venomous bite, which is more venomous than a Cobras bite. A quote from the text says, "If Rikki-Tikki had only
In Rudyard Kipling's story, "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi", the theme bravery is told throughout the story. The theme bravery is seen in Rikki's actions, is told in the following. Rudyard first introduces the idea bravery in the scene when Rikki fought Karait. Rikki was brave enough to fight Karait, which is more dangerous than fighting Nag. Karait was so small that he could turn and bite Rikki. A quote from the text says, "If Rikki-Tikki had only known, he was doing a much more dangerous thing