PLS HELP NEED TO PASS In "Mowgli's Brothers," why does Shere Khan insist that Mowgli be given to him? A. He views Mowgli as his

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PLS HELP NEED TO PASS In "Mowgli's Brothers," why does Shere Khan insist that Mowgli be given to him? A. He views Mowgli as his

prey. B. He thinks he can take better care of Mowgli than the wolves. C. Mowgli's family has done much harm to the family of Shere Khan. D. He believes in following the Law of the Jungle.

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Olegator [25] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-05T18:36:12+03:00

Olegator [25]3 years ago

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Pretty sure it's A: He views Mowgli as his prey

* It's definitely not B
* I don't think C makes sense either, since Shere Khan was the one who attacked Mowgli's family