Like Shere Khan the young wolves refuse to follow the law of the jungle. How would their lives he story have been different if they followed the law of the jungle? What do you think the author wants readers to learn from the wolves example?

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Sabrina Fischer

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17 November, 13:00

Like Shere Khan the young wolves refuse to follow the law of the jungle. How would their lives he story have been different if they followed the law of the jungle? What do you think the author wants readers to learn from the wolves example?

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Deborah · Answer 1

By choosing to keep the young baby they were shunned by many in the jungle. The author want the reader to learn that just because others disapprove of the action doesn't mean you shouldn't do it

Ariel Potts · Answer 2

For the answer to the question above, if they would have followed the law and rejected moglily they wouldn't have gone through the strife and had disapproval thrown their way. By choosing to keep the young baby they were shunned by many in the jungle. The author want the reader to learn that just because others disapprove of the action doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. If its the right thing to do, then you should do it no matter what people think