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In this story we are going to be talking about how the I think Rikki Tikki a good guy and how the I think the cobras bad characters in the story.
I think Rikki Tikki is a good guy because he attacked the cobra Nag because it was self defense and also he was trying to keep every body safe if he didn’t kill Nag he was going to kill everybody in the house. The cobras are the bad because they wanted wanted to have the garden to their self they wanted peace, also wanted to kill everybody so they got killed by Rikki Tikki.
The author explains how Rikki Tikki is protagonist in the how he save everybody in the story from the cobras. The author explains how the cobras are antagonists
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