How does Ajamil respond to the tiger king's words?

He agrees with him immediately

He openly rejects their friendship

He pretends to believe what he says

He remains indifferent

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C. He pretends to believe what he says

Ajamil pretends to believe the tiger king's words despite the underlying deceit. The other options misrepresent his response.

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