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Question
The Master advised the frightened villagers not to use the words ‘beast’ or ‘brute’. Discuss his rationale behind it.
Solution
‘Brute’ and ‘beast’ are harsh words which should not be used for anyone. According to the master the tiger did not do anything to deserve such harsh words. He did not harm anyone neither did he tried doing anything bad. Humans find everyone a beast if they are not like them. This made the master angry.
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