CBSE · Class 10 · English · Poetry: A Tiger in the ZooWhy is the tiger locked behind bars, and how does it affect him?
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The tiger is locked behind bars in a zoo for human entertainment and viewing pleasure. This captivity severely restricts his natural freedom, confining his immense strength and majestic spirit within concrete walls, which reduces his fierce wild nature to silent rage and despair.
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