The Lady/The Tiger

All in all, the tiger will emerge from the door on the right because like most women, this princess will do almost anything for her own happiness and to keep the one she loves. That is why she chooses death of her lover, the accused man, over giving the man a life happy with a lovely damsel. She assumes that if he shall die of being eaten, they will meet once again happy in love. He will love her and only her, and not be married or be in love with another woman. The princess’s mission is accomplished.

“The Lady, or The Tiger” by Mr. Frank R. Stockton has compelled readers for as long as time. This story ends with all wondering, so which is it, the delicate and fair young lady or the savage, fierce, wild-eyed tiger standing behind the door. This makes us ponder whether human heart chooses love or jealously. Within this essay, there will be proof that it is the stunning young woman behind the door. Although there is evidence proving that it is the tiger, in a sense there is more evidence stating that the elegant and barbaric princess allowed her real lover to continue living. To begin let us start with the small dwindling points that the tiger, lye behind the door.

I decided that the princess led him to the tiger because she loved him so much that it would have angered her seeing him with someone else. In paragraph nine it says, "she love him with an ardor that had enough of barbarism in it to make it exceedingly warm and strong." I think that she would have wanted him to stay alive, but he would have had to marry someone that she hates and she

…Without the slightest hesitation, he went to the door on the right, and opened it. Before the gate had even reached a foot off the ground the young lover, heartbroken, watched four frantic feet pacing back and forth and heard a deep, rhythmic panting. His mind frenziedly raced with dozens of thoughts: How could you do this to me? My dear lover, do you care but only for yourself? Someone must have forced her to tell me to choose the right door! What sort of fool am I to fall in love with the fairest lady in the kingdom?! What am I to do now? Run… The tiger steadily stepped out of his dark cage, allowing the afternoon sun to warm his striped fur. He gazed first at the masses seated breathlessly around the stadium

one of my reasons why I think the lady choose the tiger is because even though she loves this man she can't seem to see him with another women, That would just be to much for her in my point of view and I don't think he could even love another woman when he's love of his life is the kings daughter

In the story “Lady or The Tiger” by Frank R. Stockton, A barbaric king devises a particularly form of punishment. When a Lady dares to love the king's daughter, he's forced to choose between two doors, one with a lady behind it, and one with a tiger. His fate is unknown. I think they'll choose the Lady because in the story it says , “This semi-barbaric king had a daughter as blooming as his most florid fancies, and with a soul as fervent an imperious as his own”. Which means she's described as having “fervent” and “imperious.”

The character I found most interesting was the Princess in the story “The Lady or the Tiger” by Frank R. Stockton. This story was about a semi-barbaric king that made progressive decisions that sometimes cause people to suffer deeply. An example was his idea to have an arena using a “Trial by Ordeal” which meant that if you caused a crime of some sort you were thrown into the arena had had to choose between two doors. The first door was a lady whom the king has deemed an appropriate match for the accused; behind the other one had a fierce and hungry tiger. If you choose the door with the lady behind it, you are innocent and must immediately marry the woman, but if you choose the door with the tiger behind it, you are

The short story The Lady Or The Tiger has the setting of the medieval times . There was a semi -barbaric king that took delight in fixing the wrong doing of others. He was a very Cruel especially during in the trials . The king did not have trails for the justice for the kingdom but for his enjoyment and aesthetic pleasure .His trails were simple , the accused person would enter the arena in which they were two doors .One had a tiger behind of it while the other had a maiden behind it.

The princess gestured to the right door to the man and the man listened to her.However the tiger did not come out. It was the princess riding on the back of a horse. The princess came out instead of the tiger. He was surprised because he heard an animal roar. There was no tiger because the princess sent a servant to blindfold the tiger. Fortunately the servant survived but did not live long because of his terrorist dreams. The princess switched the animals and put and disguise on a servant to look like her as she got on the horse. The man was so surprised that he thought the servant was the princess. So he thought this might have been a trick. He had been holding a bow and a arrow for the past 2 hours of being in that arena. He was

I. think that the tiger came out of the door because, love is stronger than jealousy but too much love can turn into jealousy. My second reason for why the tiger came out of the door was because her father was semi-barbaric which means she was taught in a semi-barbaric way so she might of felt like he betrayed her by her dad/the king finding out and killed him because of how she was taught by her father and that he was talking to the girl he might marry if he opens the right (not directionally)door. Think that love is stronger than jealousy but, as the saying goes”if I can't have him no one can”. So this means she loves him so much that her love switched to jealousy so there is more jealousy than love. My second reason for thinking the tiger

The lady or the tiger is a short story about a young man who had a passion for the King's daughter. One day the King found out about this lovly relationship and didnt abrove of this young man. In the village the King runs if you are caugh doing something bad or the king dosnt abrove of the appropite behavior of the citizen then you go to jail. When you are in jail you get sechuled a time to go in this big arena. In in this arena there are 2 doors that look exactly the same. Behink one door is a big nasty tiger, and the other door has a lively little lady. The lovly lady behind that door was a lady that the kings daught was very jelous about . This young man had been caught and got scheduled his appearance in this arena. While he was in the arena he looked over at the kings daughter and the King's daughter pointed and a door because she knew what was behind those doors. The young man walked up to the door and that was the end of the story. The King's daughter cued the Young man to the door with the lady.

Then suddenly the tiger had jumped out onto him. He could not do anything but struggle for his life. Before the Tiger had finished him off all he did was stare into the princess’s eyes and feel betrayed. Digging his razor sharp fangs into the man’s neck he mouthed one last word “Goodbye”. Then like that the tiger dragged the man’s dead body into his cage.

Without the slightest hesitation, he went to the door on the right, and opened it. He hears nothing, not even the slightest noise. The audience quietly attempts to see into the door. The king sits tall and mighty, clearly delighted to watch and find out the young man’s fate.

So a guy named Frank Stockton wrote a book called “The lady and the tiger.” The only problem I have with the book is that you,as the reader decide the way the story ends between a man getting mauled by a tiger or getting married to a woman. Personally I think that the tiger was behind the door that the princess pointed at. I believe this for a few reasons, and those reasons are that the princess lady thing would be angry to see the love of her life get married to someone,it’s someone she knows,and she’s semi-barbaric.

In the short story “The Lady, or the Tiger,” a king faces the choice of letting his daughter’s lover live, or turn a blind eye and sit in the illuminated amphitheater, watching the princess’ beloved choose his fate. Once the king discovers that his daughter has fallen in love with a common man, the princess’ lover is put on trial for loving somebody of royal blood, moreover she does not mutter a single word to seek to defend her lover. “Had it not been for the moiety of barbarism in her nature, it is probable that lady would not have been there; but her intense and fervid soul would not allow her to be absent on an occasion in which she was so terribly interested in” (Stockton 689). The trial will consist of proving if the common man is innocent or guilty of his so called crime, by