In Birney's "The Bear on the Delhi Road," what does the relationship between the bear and its masters symbolize in the context of human and animal interactions?
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The bear's contentment and peaceful coexistence with its masters.
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The harmonious balance and mutual respect between humans and animals.
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The oppressive domination of humans over animals, highlighting themes of control and submission.
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The bear’s strategic manipulation of humans for its own benefit.