What does Ajamil's behavior reveal about his character as a shepherd?

He is naive

He is cunning

He is benevolent

He is ruthless

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C. He is benevolent

Ajamil's behavior portrays him as benevolent, seeking to maintain peace for his herd despite the risks. The other traits misrepresent his actions.

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