How does Ajamil’s character challenge typical stereotypes of a shepherd?

He is cowardly

He is manipulative and strategic

He is unfaithful

He is ignorant

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B. He is manipulative and strategic

The correct option is 'He is manipulative and strategic', illustrating how he uses wisdom rather than brute force.

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