“If I find you fighting again, I’ll be back to stop it. Take care; you should not need a tiger to keep the peace.” How do the above lines align with the novel‘A Tiger for Malgudi’?

“If I find you fighting again, I’ll be back to stop it. Take care; you should not need a tiger to keep the peace.” How do the above lines align with the novel‘A Tiger for Malgudi’?

Ans: Raja, the tiger, after coming under the influence of the Master, behaves more humanly than human beings. listens to the Master’s discourses on The Bhagavad Gita tries to elevate himself from mundane level to a higher plane of existence Raja symbolises a soul striving for perfection Narayan, seems to suggest that the people of Malgudi need an exemplary personality like Raja, the tiger to emulate and then improve themselves As Master and the tiger leave Malgudi, they come across a rioting mob engaged in bloody strife- they disperse when they see a tiger Forgetting their strife with each other Master says or country also needs a tiger to keep us disciplined