Compare And Contrast Tikki Tavi

As there are various similarities, there are differences as well. One being that in the book Rikki-tikki-tavi and Nag duel when they initially meet with the help of Nagaina(Book). This scene helps build up the rivalry of the snakes and Rikki-tikki. The scene provides a simpler way to see why Nag and Nagaina dislike the mongoose, along with other lines. “When the house is emptied of people, he (Rikki-tikki) will have to go away and the garden will be ours again.” (Kipling 150) Nag and Nagaina want power. Before Rikki-tikki was found and taken to live in the bungalow, the snakes had the animals bowing down to them. In the movie there was no duel and the understanding of the rivalry is gone. Rikki-tikki and the snakes hold a lousy relation, the snakes try to kill his family in order to get rid of him. Without the image of the creatures hostility the snakes

Rikki-tikki Tavi took place in India in the late 1800s. Rikki-tikki Tavi was a brave, little mongoose who killed copra’s and Karait a venomous snake and saved a family from the snakes. Darzee, the tail-bird, helped him, and Chuchundra, the musk-rat, who never came out into the middle gave him advice but Rikki did the real fighting. When Rikki-tikki was first trying to kill the copra he was scared, but then he remember that mongooses are known to fight and kill snakes. Rikki-tikki and the copras are natural enemies. Every time when Rikki-tikki would fight his eyes would turn red and fierce.

Similarities and Differences in the Movie and the Book in “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi’’ Rikki-Tikki has many similarities as well as differences in the movie and book. Rikki-Tikki is a mongoose which is a small carnivorous mammal with a long body and a tall and grizzled or banded coat. Although the book and the movie have many similarities there are also several differences in the book and movie. Some of them are minor differences though, for example, in the book, the first night that Rikki-Tikki stayed there he was given a piece of raw meat when in the movie he was given a banana. Some more of the similarities and differences in the book and movie Rikki Tikki

The protagonist Rikki Tikki Tavi is a mongoose. He is with some humans that found him. Then the two antagonists are two black cobras whose names are Nag and Nagaina. These two cobras strike fear into all of the helpless animals.

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

Rikki Tikki is a brave character in this story.For instance, it was Rikki Tikki vs. Nag and his wife, Nagania, and Rikki struck at Nagania “ He bit indeed…….and didn’t run away.” (para29). This proves that Rikki is brave because he bit Nagania and he wasn’t even afraid of Nagana biting or hurting him.Rikki’s character trait helps make the thesis brave because if he was afraid of everything and didn’t have any courage no one would put brave as their thesis. Also, Rikki’s character traits were found in this quote “Rikki-Tikki did not care to follow them, for he did not feel sure that he could manage two snakes at once.” This quote proves that Rikki is brave because he states that he can take on two snakes if it means protecting his family. This

“Physical bravery is an animal instinct; moral bravery is much higher and truer courage” (Wendell Phillips). The mongoose, a social animal, hunts a big Black Cobra, in the book Rikki-Tikki-Tavi. In books, that are written after a movie, or a movie that is written after a book, there are many differences. For example, BFG the movie, was written after the book and the movie had many differences and similarities. This will be with Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, written by, Rudyard Kipling. A similarity that is in the book and the movie is the characters. In Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, there are many similarities in the movie and the book. In the movie and the book, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, there are many similarities, in the characters, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, some minor characters, and the setting.

To begin with, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a brave mongoose and will do anything to protect his family. For example, the author states, “Tricked! Tricked! Tricked! Rikk-tck-tck!” chuckled Rikki-tikki. “The boy is safe, and it was I—I—I—that caught Nag by the hood last night in the bathroom” (para 96). Rikki risked his life to distract Nagaina by beckoning her away

The theme of the Rikki-Tikki-Tavi developed throughout the story in quite a few ways. The theme is that you have to protect the ones you love, even if it means putting yourself in danger. Throughout the book, Rikki-Tikki was constantly putting himself in danger. He was a very courageous mongoose.

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.

The theme of the fictional story Rikki-Tikki-Tavi by Rudyard Kipling is that it takes courage to protect the ones you love. Rikki Tikki is a courageous character in this story. For example, Karait is so small and can turn so quickly that unless Rikki bit him close to the back of the head, he would get the return stroke in his eye or his lip (para 33).

Rikki-Tavi, small in stature, large in personality and a little too curious for his own good. Our introduction to Rikki comes as he is rescued from a flood by Teddy and his family. Rikki makes himself comfortable around Teddy’s household, and eventually makes his way out to the family garden. There he meets Darzee, a tailor bird who warns him about Nag, a very evil snake

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Rikki was found by a river soaking wet by Teddy, a boy who wanted to have a funeral for him, and his family. In both the story and movie he was describe cold and wet; also he was found in the dirt. The family decided to take him home to warm him up and get him something to eat. During the movie the big man, Teddy’s dad, picked Rikki up at the river holding him with his nose at the man’s finger tips, and Rikki’s tail passed his wrist. While in the story it is stated “the big man picked him up between finger and thumb.”( Kipling pg.143) there is a difference between the story and the movie. While the movie isn’t an exact replica there still are a lot of similarities. When the family decided to bring Rikki-Tikki in to dry the movie and story have a difference. The story said that “They wrapped him in cotton, and warmed him over a little fire.” (Kipling 143). Although the movie was close it showed Rikki in the cotton but he wasn’t placed over a small fire. Similarities are plentiful in the movie, but there are some differences to look up to.

“Rikk-tikki-tikki, the ivory-fanged, the hunter with eyeballs of flame!” sang Darzee.(Kipling 156) There is much to compare and contrast from the story Rikki-tikki-tavi by Rudyard Kipling. There is many similarities and differences in the characters, setting, and conflict for the book and the movie, Rikki-tikki-tavi.