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In what way is the character Rikki-Tikki in “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi” similar to the character Casey in “Casey’s Revenge? They both have their names in the title.
They are both archetypal heroes.
They are both bothered by the villains.
They are both on their own without any helpers.

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