In "Mowgli's Brothers," what does Shere Khan show when Mowgli hits him over the head with the flaming branch?

A.
his angry nature

B.
his deceitful nature

C.
his jealous nature

D.
his cowardly nature

Question

In "Mowgli's Brothers," what does Shere Khan show when Mowgli hits him over the head with the flaming branch? 	
	
 
A.
	his angry nature
	
 
B.
	his deceitful nature
	
 
C.
	his jealous nature
	
 
D.
	his cowardly nature

anonymous · Answer

So I have never read this.. but I think we can cross off D right away just based on the action :)

anonymous · Answer

A. anger 
B. Deceit (meaning deceiving or misleading others.)
C. jealousy

From the context which of these things seems the most like Shere Khan?

anonymous · Answer

i guess b