What are all of the conflicts in Rikki-tikki-tavi?

Answer 1

when Rikki tikki tavi finds out that nag and nagaina have eaten darzee's baby. This drives the story forward and is the whole reason Rikki tikki tavi and the snakes get into a fight.

If you are referring to the Kipling short story, and it is not rendered Ricky-Tikki Tocky!sounds like a runaway alarm clock it deals with a conflict between a Mongoose and a snake, probably a Cobra giving the Indian Locale. modern biologists have punctured the whole fabric, it is purely mythical. It probabklyg could not happen in real life, the Mongoose does not normally engage snakes.

when nag fights Rikki.

Answer 2

The primary conflicts in the Kipling short story Rikki-tikki-tavi occur at various points in the narrative. First is the initial confrontation between Rikki-tikki and Nag in the garden. Next is the sneak attack by Nagaina while Rikki-tikki is talking with her husband. This is followed by the battle with the Karait in the garden, the killing of Nag, and the subsequent standoff and final battle with Nagaina.

The conflict of Rikki Tikki Tavi is that Nag and Nagaina want to kill teddy's family (and Teddy) so that Rikki can leave

AnswerThe primary conflict is when Rikki tikki tavi finds out that nag and nagaina have eaten darzee's baby. This drives the story forward and is the whole reason Rikki tikki tavi and the snakes get into a fight.

The conflict was when rikki-tikki-tavi fought with the snakes and killed them.

Answerwhen Rikki tikki tavi finds out that nag and nagaina have eaten darzee's baby. This drives the story forward and is the whole reason Rikki tikki tavi and the snakes get into a fight.

If you are referring to the Kipling short story, and it is not rendered Ricky-Tikki Tocky!sounds like a runaway alarm clock it deals with a conflict between a Mongoose and a snake, probably a Cobra giving the Indian Locale. modern biologists have punctured the whole fabric, it is purely mythical. It probabklyg could not happen in real life, the Mongoose does not normally engage snakes.

when nag fights Rikki.

Answer 3

The primary conflicts in the Kipling short story Rikki-tikki-tavi occur at various points in the narrative. First is the initial confrontation between Rikki-tikki and Nag in the garden. Next is the sneak attack by Nagaina while Rikki-tikki is talking with her husband. This is followed by the battle with the Karait in the garden, the killing of Nag, and the subsequent standoff and final battle with Nagaina.

Answer 4

There are multiple conflicts in the course of the story. The three most significant are...

1) The battle with the "dusty brown snakeling" Karait
2) The battle with, and subsequent death of Nag
3) The final underground battle of the Great War resulting in the death of Nagaina and the destruction of her last egg.

Answer 5

Basic Situation:

Rikki-tikki wants a family to love and care for him. He will do anything to protect his family.

Nag and Nagina want to raise their family in the garden and hunt the local animals for food. They will do anything to protect the future of their children.

Conflicts in the "Great War"

1. A summer flood washes Rikki-Tikki out of his burrow. Rikki-tikki is separated from his mongoose family and almost dies. (Remember, a conflict does not need to be a clash between two characters. A conflict is any kind of problem that a character can encounter.) MAN VS NATURE

1. Nag believes that "mongooses in the garden meant death sooner or later for him and his family". Therefore, Nag believes he must kill Rikki-Tikki before he kills them.When Rikki-tikki meets Nag, and his wife tries to sneak attack Rikki-tikki while he is distracted by Nag's question. Luckily, Darzee warns Rikki-tikki about the sneak attack, and he is able to jump out of the way just in time. Rikki-tikki then bites Nagaina, leaving her "torn and angry. This is the first conflict in the "Great War". MAN VS MAN
2. Karait, a small poisonous snake, tries to kill Teddy. Rikki-tikki immediately attacks the snake to protect Teddy from harm. Rikki-tikki stuns the snake and Teddy's father beats it to death. Teddy's mother and father praise Rikki-tikki for saving their son's life. MAN VS MAN
3. Nag sneaks into the bathroom and to kill Teddy's father when he comes in defenseless. Although Rikki-tikki is brave, he is not stupid. He knows he must wait until the snake sleeps, before he attacks so that he can have an advantage. Rikki-tikki attacks Nag and Nag shakes him violently to kill him. Luckily, Teddy's father hears the noise, comes in and then shoots the snake with his shotgun. MAN VS MAN
4. Rikki-tikki kills Nagaina's eggs while she is distracted by Darzee's wife. MAN VS MAN
5. Nagaina sneaks into the veranda while Rikki-tikki's family is eating breakfast. She plans to kill the entire family, but luckily Rikki-tikki comes just in time to save the day. He uses Nagaina's last egg to lure her away from his family. MAN VS MAN
6. After seeing that she had lost the battle, Nagaina steals her egg from Rikki-tikki and flees. Rikki-tikki knows that if he does not catch her, she will still pose a threat to his family. MAN VS MAN
7. Although Rikki-tikki knows it is extremely dangerous to follow a cobra underground, he bites her tail and gets dragged into the rat hole. MAN vs MAN

RESOLUTION: Underground, he manages to kill Nagaina and her egg. This action ends the "great war".

Answer 6

In "Rikki-tikki-tavi," the conflicts include Rikki-tikki's struggle against the cobras Nag and Nagaina, the conflict between the mongoose and the snakes for dominance in the garden, and the conflict between Rikki-tikki and the humans as he tries to protect them from the cobras.

Answer 7

Rikki-tikki vs the Karait
Rikki-tikki vs Nag
Rikki-tikki vs Nagaina

Answer 8

The primary conflict is between the mongoose (Rikki-tikki-tavi) and the two King Cobras, Nag and Nagaina.