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According to Leslie Norris, what contrasts the tiger in the zoo with the tiger in its natural habitat ? |
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Answer» Leslie Norris says that the tiger in the cage of a zoo is just a diminished form of his original self; while the tiger in his natural habitat (wild) is majestic. Here in the cage he is confined in the narrow cell and keeps staring at the stars as if longing for freedom. He paces up and down in the cage restlessly being helpless. In the wild, he is free: lies under the shades and hunts for prey. He does not Starve for food as he get it in plenty near some waterbody. Sometimes he grewls and terrerises the villagers. This is a contrast between confinement and freedom. |
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