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Rikki And Nigaina Similarities
Have you ever wondered what a story with both animals and humans would be like if the animals were more humanlike? Well, wonder no more as I explain the qualities and values of two main animal characters. I will be talking about Rikki and Nagaina's qualities. I will also compare and contrast them.
First of all, I will look at their similarities. Rikki and Nagaina both are more humanlike than the human characters and they both play bigger roles. The two characters both care for their own families and try to protect them. They also both try to kill the other animal's family to get rid of them. Those were some of the similarities between them.
Finally, I will now explain some of their differences. Rikki is mostly trying to defend his family

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