Creative Writing: A Humorous Wedding

While this doesn't immediately connect to her decision, it does show what kind of person she is. The princess does what she does with exceeding, even extraordinary confidence, and passion. Her love for the young man had aspects of this intensity that made would make it undeniably hard to put him in harm's way. An intense love, like she had for him, would burn her heart, scorch it until it was charred black if she intentionally hurt her lover. It would eat her up day and night, not letting her live as she did anymore. While it seems extreme, love in it's most intense form has a self-destruct

In the story “The Lady and the Tiger” by Frank R. Stockton, is about a King to finds out her daughter (The Princess) had a lover. He get furious and throws him into an arena were he has to choose one of two identical doors. One having a beautiful woman who he would get to marry on the spot, the other has a tiger that has not been freed for a couple days, if he chooses this door he will get eaten.

2.) The exposition is when the king lets all of the land he rules that if anyone could find out where his 12 daughters dance all night, he could choose one to marry. Whoever failed after three nights, would be sentenced to death. "Then the king made it known to all the land, that if any person could discover the secret, and find out where it was that the princesses danced in the night, he should have the one he liked best for his wife, and should be king after his death; but whoever tried and did not succeed, after three days and nights, should be put to death."

One reason is the fact that the princess is described as "moiety of barbarism in her nature" and that she hated the fair maiden "with all the intensity of the savage blood transmitted to her through long lines of wholly barbaric ancestors". A lot of barbaric minded people have a "if I cant have this no one can" mindset, so that could affect the outcome of the situation. In addition, it is made aware that she, despite being less barbaric, is barbaric nonetheless. She could have hated the fair maiden more than she loved her suitor and had the man killed just to get to

One of the many details that made the princess’s decision so obvious was the almost tangible and excruciating jealousy that she held for the lady behind the door. She hated the lady with a passion: “How her soul had burned in agony when she’d seen him rush to meet the women, with her flushing cheek and sparkling eye of triumph.” (19). The princess despised the women and she despised the idea of the courtier being okay with wedding the lady right in front of her whole kingdom even more. Later in the

In the beginning of the story she gets into a conflict with her father and runs away. She then finds a prince and marries him. At this wedding all the Royal families from all over the world come to witness the wedding. The princess’ father comes “weeping with joy” (5) for the sight of his daughter. He then “embraced her tenderly” (5).

Love is a dangerous thing. In the story “The Lady or the Tiger” by Frank Stockton, a princess has to make a difficult decision that determines her lover’s fate. When he is put on for loving the princess, he relies on her to decide if he gets to live and get married, or get mauled by a tiger. The princess will choose the tiger.

Later that day, the king was in the arena and he had to choose a door. The crowd was cheering that the king didn't rule them anymore, the princess did. The king chose the door to the right and out came

We chose this reason because if the princess would have chosen the door with the lady, then she would have been in pure agony at the sight of her man being married. The text states, “How in her grievous reveries had she gnashed her teeth, torn her hair, when she saw his start of rapturous delight as he opened the door of the lady!” (Stockton 3). This quote relates to our reason because it says things about how she “gnashed her teeth” and “torn her hair”, and this shows us that she would have been hurting a

Before she knew it she had a cold and a man found her and noticed she was going to have a baby and she was royalty he took her back to the castle and says she need’s a hospital and she is really sick and she is going to have a baby. They did what the man said before the Queen knew it she was in the hospital having a baby girl she named her Shine Diamond Crystal. The baby was a princess but the Queen still didn’t have a husband. But she was in love with King Diamond one day she went on a walk and Queen Crysta saw King Diamond and King Diamond kneeled down on his knee and said “ Will you marry me” she said “yes”. Well you could imagine what happened next the Queen got married had a healthy baby girl. The Kingdom was rejoiced. The Queen could finally rule her kingdom her parents were so happy for her but shortly after Queen Crysta parents began to fell ill they both died of a sickness that was going around. Queen Crysta ordered that we all stay indoors until the sickness had gone away no one got sick but just incase the sickness comes back The Queen used the Crystal Cloak Of

The princess told her lover to pick the right door, which the tiger had to be in. Any girl would be stupid to let the guy pick the door with the lady in it. The princess is very jealous, she does not even want to think about him talking to the beautiful lady. She hates the lady just because she's so gorgeous.

He turned, and with a firm and rapid step he walked across the empty space. Every heart stopped beating, every breath was held, every eye was fixed immovably upon that man. Without the slightest hesitation, he went to the door on the right, and opened it

The entire kingdom rejoiced when the Queen became pregnant, but she soon fell deathly ill. The knights looked for the magical flower the witch used and found it and brought it back the to the castle, where it was made into a potion and given to the Queen. Miraculously, the Queen recovered and soon gave birth to a beautiful baby girl who had shining golden hair: Rapunzel.

The young man walked over to the right door, the crowd was silent, no murmurs, not even a breath. All you could hear was the sound of his footsteps against the dirt ground, his heavy breathing, and he almost swore you could hear his own thinking, wondering to himself what fate the princess had decided for him. He stood in front of the doors, looking at the right door the lady had pointed him to. The doors stood tall to him, seeming to mock him for the retribution he thought he didn't deserve. He hadn’t hurt the princess, or threatened to, all the young man did was love the king's daughter, but as a subordinate compared to royalty, that was not allowed. So, he stood in front of the nine foot tall door, trusting the woman he loved, did what she thought was right.

Once upon a time in a land far far away stood a kingdom surrounded by an enchanted magical forest. This small kingdom was run by a fair king and queen with a beautiful daughter named Abigale. As her parents grew old, Abigale knew she would have to take the throne as she was the only royal child. As much as she longed to be a normal girl exploring the forest and eating spaghetti with her fingers, she was raised to never run in her nice clothes and to always use a fork and knife. Obeying her father came naturally as she prepared to take the crown. Memorizing royal documents and learning to speak in front of people was the easy part. But when she was told she would be marrying the man of her father’s choice, she began to question her obedience.