Why does the tiger king express a sense of misunderstanding?

He realized tigers are not as wise

He wanted to deceive Ajamil

He thought Ajamil was resistant

He claimed they had no harmful intent

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D. He claimed they had no harmful intent

The tiger king implies a misunderstanding by stating they meant no harm and intended friendship. The other options misinterpret his motives.

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