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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

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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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.

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