How does he narrate the story of the tusker? Does it appear to be plausible?

Iswaran narrates how he injured the 3rd toe of the wild Tusker with a cane in his hand.

DIRECT ANSWER:

Iswaran narrated the story of the tusker while they both were lying to sleep. He wanted to narrate the aggressive behaviour of a mad elephant, so he stood up, jumped and stumped his feet to show the behaviour of the elephant. He told his employer that he used a Japanese trick on the elephant to paralyse its nervous system. No, the story did not appear to be plausible.

EXPLAINATION:

Iswaran was also a good tale-teller. His stories were mostly influenced by the book he read. He would use hands and eyes gestures to make the narration more animated. Usually, Mahendra knew that his stories were made up and enjoy the fictional stories to his fullest.

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