What is a shared theme in the tigers whisker and chura and marwe? (use details) ! 20 points!

First off, for those who don't know, these are 2 good books I was forced to read about a month ago or so by my teachers. Now onto the point:

These 2 books are very good. The Tigers Whisker, for example, is about a lady who's husband goes to war, and when he comes back, he is "petrified" you could say. He has seen many things you couldn't even think of. And that made him just sit in his chair, and not do anything. Just sit there thinking on his rocking chair. The wife wanted to help him, and support him, and make him normal again! So she went to the hermit dude to ask him for help, and he said "Get me a rose, (I think) and the whisker of the tiger in the cave above."

So she went every day, getting closer and closer, until one day the tiger sat on her lap. She then motioned towards "May I please pull your whisker off?" and the tiger showed a sign of acceptance. So she did, and brought the ingredients to the hermit. The hermit threw the whisker in a/the fire.

"Why!" she exclaimed, (I think, not sure) and the hermit responded with "if you're that willing to do something for your husband, just stay by his side, and never leave. Support him, and he will come back. That's the only thing that can truly cure him.

NEED BRAINLIEST!

THANKS IN ADVANCED!

-Sincerely,

Kai "Brainliest" Pro

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