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Identify conflicts in Kipling’s story and distinguish internal from external conflict.
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A summer flood washes young Rikki out of his burrow and leaves him near Teddy’s bungalow. Which conflict does this moment show?
In the dust near Teddy, the small snake Karait strikes, and Rikki jumps on him before he can bite the boy. Which conflict is shown?
Darzee and his wife fear the cobras because their babies have been taken from the nest before. Which conflict does this show?
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Alone in the dark bathroom, Rikki waits for Nag to come up through the drain. What is Rikki struggling with inside himself before the fight?
At breakfast, Nagaina threatens Teddy while Rikki tries to make her turn and fight him. What conflict is shown?
When Rikki finds Nagaina's eggs in the melon bed, he crushes them before they can hatch. Which conflict is this part of?
Nag and Nagaina plan to kill the big man and his family so the garden will belong to the cobras again. Is this conflict internal or external?
Rikki carries Nagaina's last egg to the veranda so she will turn away from Teddy. Which conflict is this move part of?
Darzee’s wife pretends her wing is broken so Nagaina will chase her instead of guarding the eggs. Is this internal or external?
On Rikki's first night, Teddy's mother says the wild mongoose might bite Teddy, but Teddy's father says Teddy is safer with Rikki than with a bloodhound. What does this exchange show?
The morning after Nag dies, Darzee sings a song of triumph in the garden. Which conflict is still unresolved at that point?
Which event ends Rikki’s conflict with Nag in the bathroom?
Which action helps resolve the egg conflict in the melon bed?
What risk does Darzee’s wife take to help resolve Rikki’s conflict with Nagaina?
What finally settles Rikki’s conflict with Nagaina after she takes the last egg into her hole?
What does Rikki risk when he follows Nagaina into the rat hole?
Which conflict is central because its resolution ends the main danger in the tale?
Why is Darzee’s conflict with the snakes subordinate to the central conflict?
Why is Rikki’s fear in the bathroom not the central conflict?
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