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What does Shere Khan symbolize in "Mowgli's Brothers"? freedom of wild animals judgment and intelligence lawlessness and disorder leadership and power

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lawlessness and disorder

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Lawlessness and Disorder.

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Shere Khan is just the definition of disorder and lawlessness.

Kanishk Panwar answered Jun 22, 2020

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