This character is the subject of a laudatory song which describes him as a "hunter with eyeballs of flame" after asking "Who has delivered us, who?"
This character is the subject of a laudatory song which describes him as a "hunter with eyeballs of flame" after asking "Who has delivered us, who?" At the beginning of the story in which he appears, this character nearly drowns, but is saved by a boy named Teddy. This character kills Karait, and is warned by Chuchundra that he may be in danger. In Man and Superman, Ann's nickname for Octavius is a (*) pun on this character's name. In a climactic scene, he follows an enemy into her underground lair, and emerges victorious after a lengthy battle. This character, whose name derives from his war cry, is an ally of the tailor bird Darzee, and his nemeses are Nag and Nagaina, a pair of cobras. For 10 points, name this brave mongoose from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book.
This character is the subject of a laudatory song which describes him as a "hunter with eyeballs of flame" after asking "Who has delivered us, who?"
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