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In the movie Rikki-tiki crawled up the little boy in the beginning of the story. Rikki-Tiki fell in the tub with the little boy when he was taking a bath and Rikki-tiki slipped on the tub and fell in with the little boy. Nag was slithering close to Rikki-tiki when he was talking to him trying to lead him closer to his wife so she can jump out of the bush and eat him. Rikki-tiki was talking to the little snake telling him to go away so he won’t bit the little boy. Nagena took the last egg from Rikki-tiki after he smashed the rest of the eggs. The eggs looked like chicken eggs, that are hard. It never talked about Rikki-tiki eating snakes mostly ever night for dinner when he was with his real family.
In the story Rikki-tiki Nag just talked

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