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'''Rikki-Tikki''' was the young mongoose that killed [[Nag]] and [[Nagaina]]. |
'''Rikki-Tikki''' was the young mongoose that killed [[Nag]] and [[Nagaina]]. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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Rikki-Tikki was half drowned from a storm when an english family discovered him and decided to keep him as a pet. The young mongoose soon found himself confronted by two dangerous, murderous cobras, Nag (the word is Hindi for "cobra") and his even more dangerous friend Nagaina, who had the run of the garden while the house was unoccupied. After that first encounter with the cobras, Rikki's first true battle was with Karait, a dust brown snakeling who threatened the boy (Teddy). Although Rikki was inexperienced and the snake, because of its deadly venom and small size, was an even more dangerous foe than a cobra, the mongoose defeated him. |
Rikki-Tikki was half drowned from a storm when an english family discovered him and decided to keep him as a pet. The young mongoose soon found himself confronted by two dangerous, murderous cobras, Nag (the word is Hindi for "cobra") and his even more dangerous friend Nagaina, who had the run of the garden while the house was unoccupied. After that first encounter with the cobras, Rikki's first true battle was with Karait, a dust brown snakeling who threatened the boy (Teddy). Although Rikki was inexperienced and the snake, because of its deadly venom and small size, was an even more dangerous foe than a cobra, the mongoose defeated him. |
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At Nagaina's urging, Nag planned to kill the human family to get the house empty again so they could have free run of its garden. She also reminded him that their eggs would hatch soon (as they might the next day) and that their children would need room and quiet. Nag went to the bathroom to wait to kill the "big man", and went to sleep while waiting. Rikki grabbed Nag by the head above the hood. Nag thrashed about furiously, and the noise woke the man, who fired both barrels of a shotgun into Nag, blowing him in two pieces and almost hitting Rikki. Nag was thrown on the rubbish heap, where Nagaina mourned for him and vowed vengeance. |
At Nagaina's urging, Nag planned to kill the human family to get the house empty again so they could have free run of its garden. She also reminded him that their eggs would hatch soon (as they might the next day) and that their children would need room and quiet. Nag went to the bathroom to wait to kill the "big man", and went to sleep while waiting. Rikki grabbed Nag by the head above the hood. Nag thrashed about furiously, and the noise woke the man, who fired both barrels of a shotgun into Nag, blowing him in two pieces and almost hitting Rikki. Nag was thrown on the rubbish heap, where Nagaina mourned for him and vowed vengeance. |
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| − | Rikki, well aware of the threat, enlisted a tailor bird to distract Nagaina while he searched for her eggs. However, while he found and destroyed most of the brood, Nagaina found the family at the dinner table and threatened to kill the family's son with her poisonous bite. Alerted to the crisis, Rikki raced to his family with the last egg. Once there, Rikki claimed he killed Nag himself while showing the egg to distract Nagaina long enough for the man to pull the boy to safety. Nagaina snatched the egg and |
+ | Rikki, well aware of the threat, enlisted a tailor bird to distract Nagaina while he searched for her eggs. However, while he found and destroyed most of the brood, Nagaina found the family at the dinner table and threatened to kill the family's son with her poisonous bite. Alerted to the crisis, Rikki raced to his family with the last egg. Once there, Rikki claimed he killed Nag himself while showing the egg to distract Nagaina long enough for the man to pull the boy to safety. Nagaina snatched the egg and fled to her hole while Rikki pursued her inside. After an agonizingly long wait, Rikki came out of the hole in triumph having killed Nagaina. With that victory, Rikki spended the rest of his days defending the family garden where no snake would dare enter. |
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Latest revision as of 04:48, 8 April 2023
Rikki-Tikki was the young mongoose that killed Nag and Nagaina.
Biography[]
Rikki-Tikki was half drowned from a storm when an english family discovered him and decided to keep him as a pet. The young mongoose soon found himself confronted by two dangerous, murderous cobras, Nag (the word is Hindi for "cobra") and his even more dangerous friend Nagaina, who had the run of the garden while the house was unoccupied. After that first encounter with the cobras, Rikki's first true battle was with Karait, a dust brown snakeling who threatened the boy (Teddy). Although Rikki was inexperienced and the snake, because of its deadly venom and small size, was an even more dangerous foe than a cobra, the mongoose defeated him.
At Nagaina's urging, Nag planned to kill the human family to get the house empty again so they could have free run of its garden. She also reminded him that their eggs would hatch soon (as they might the next day) and that their children would need room and quiet. Nag went to the bathroom to wait to kill the "big man", and went to sleep while waiting. Rikki grabbed Nag by the head above the hood. Nag thrashed about furiously, and the noise woke the man, who fired both barrels of a shotgun into Nag, blowing him in two pieces and almost hitting Rikki. Nag was thrown on the rubbish heap, where Nagaina mourned for him and vowed vengeance.
Rikki, well aware of the threat, enlisted a tailor bird to distract Nagaina while he searched for her eggs. However, while he found and destroyed most of the brood, Nagaina found the family at the dinner table and threatened to kill the family's son with her poisonous bite. Alerted to the crisis, Rikki raced to his family with the last egg. Once there, Rikki claimed he killed Nag himself while showing the egg to distract Nagaina long enough for the man to pull the boy to safety. Nagaina snatched the egg and fled to her hole while Rikki pursued her inside. After an agonizingly long wait, Rikki came out of the hole in triumph having killed Nagaina. With that victory, Rikki spended the rest of his days defending the family garden where no snake would dare enter.
Media Portrayal's[]
He is another one of few characters from the book that didn't appear in Disney's Jungle Book.