What do the tigers signify in Ajamil's pact?

Friendship and loyalty

Danger and deception

Strength and power

Generosity and kindness

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B. Danger and deception

The tigers signify danger and deception, as they are predatory animals that pose a threat despite the appearance of friendship.

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