Across
- 3. – The means by which Aunt Jennifer expresses herself and her desires.
- 5. – Describes the oppressive weight of Aunt Jennifer’s wedding ring.
- 6. – The part of Aunt Jennifer affected by the burden of her marriage.
- 10. – Refers to the burden Aunt Jennifer feels, symbolized by the ring.
- 15. – What Aunt Jennifer feels, in contrast to the fearless tigers.
- 16. – Describes Aunt Jennifer's weak and trembling hands.
- 18. – Implied figure who represents oppression and control in Aunt Jennifer's life.
- 19. – Part of Aunt Jennifer’s body that trembles under the weight of her ring.
- 20. – The material of the needle used by Aunt Jennifer in her embroidery.
Down
- 1. – Movement of the tigers, indicating their graceful and powerful demeanor.
- 2. – The color of the tigers’ bright, yellow eyes.
- 4. Band – Represents the constraints of Aunt Jennifer's marriage.
- 7. – The tool Aunt Jennifer uses to create her tigers.
- 8. – Creatures embroidered by Aunt Jennifer, representing strength and fearlessness.
- 9. – Adjective describing the tigers' noble and fearless nature.
- 11. – Refers to the pattern on the tigers, symbolizing their individuality and strength.
- 12. – Characteristic of the tigers, showing their confident nature.
- 13. – Symbolizes the burden of Aunt Jennifer’s marriage.
- 14. – The central character of the poem, struggling with oppression.
- 17. – What the tigers represent, something Aunt Jennifer lacks.
