How are Aunt Jennifer's tigers different from her? (Aunt Jennifer's Tigers)

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Aunt Jennifer's tigers are proud, free, dauntless, and sure of themselves. Unlike them, Aunt Jennifer is terrified, weak, and unsure of herself. She is burdened by her married life. Living a life on her own terms is a far-fetched dream for her. In these ways, she is different from the tigers.

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