The ultimate safari-justify the title

Answer 1

The word 'ultimate' may be understood as the most defining moment in the narrator's life. In one sense she makes the ultimate journey of her life that leaves lasting impression on her life. It makes definite changes her life. It ultimately matures her. On the other hand, the word 'safari' holds ironical meaning in the lesson. Instead of enjoying a safari, she suffers a safari -forced on her by circumstances. The safari is through Kruger Park but she is not so lucky as to go through it as an expedition. Instead her life becomes an expedition itself with dangers looming large at every corner, with diseases surrounding the area and she being force to make a journey against her wishes. The title rings a sad tone when read with the word 'ultimate' as one soon judges that there is no mirth in the girl's life as far as the journey through Kruger Park is concerned which is known all over the world for its safaris.

Answer 2

"The ultimate safari" justifies the title by offering a comprehensive and high-quality safari experience that includes the best wildlife sightings, expert guides, luxurious accommodations, and exclusive access to remote and pristine wilderness areas. It aims to provide an unforgettable and top-tier safari adventure that fulfills all safari-goers' expectations and desires.