From a karmic perspective, what explanations are offered for the tiger's life and its death before Sai?

The text in Chapter 31 explores several profound karmic explanations for the tiger's fate. One theory is that the tiger was a debtor from a past life, and its death at Sai's feet signified the debt being paid and becoming debt-free. Another possibility discussed is that a meritorious person had insulted a devotee and was cursed to this cruel birth, but a counter-curse led it to Sai's darshan, which burned its sin and broke the bonds of suffering. This is presented as a divine arrangement where past karma and the chain of attachment were broken, leading to salvation.