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Flamingo Poem Chapter 6 Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers — English STD 12 Science — Question

Rajasthan BoardEnglish MediumSTD 12 ScienceEnglishFlamingo Poem Chapter 6 Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers2 Marks
Question
What will happen when Aunt Jennifer is dead?
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Answer

The tigers that she has made will remain the same even when Aunt Jennifer is dead. They will still remain on the panel prancing with confidence and chivalry. In fact, the masculine world which suppressed her will continue to enjoy freedom which was denied to her.

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