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Divine Creation In The Tyger

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In William Blake's The Tyger, why does the speaker question God's creation of the tiger?
A

Tigers possess greater strength than humans, yet God supposedly created animals to be mastered by humanity.

B

Tigers prey upon lambs, yet a just God supposedly protects the innocent from harm.

C

Tigers are terrifying and violent, yet God supposedly creates all beings in the divine image.

D

Tigers exhibit greater cunning than humans, yet God supposedly intended for humanity to have dominion over the animal kingdom.

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