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    “The Lady and the Tiger” is an extremely expressive short story that everyone should read. It details the story of a semi-barbaric king's daughter and her decisions and the consequences of these decisions. Will she choose the tiger? Or will she choose the lady? Based on my understanding of what people do in dire situations, I believe she will choose the tiger door. I believe the princess chose the tiger on various grounds. One of these being, the king of the land has been described as semi-barbaric

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    The Lady or the Tiger? In the story The Lady or the Tiger, the overall idea is that the man will choose a door to open and that will decide his fate. If he is guilty he will be demolished by a tiger, but if he is innocent he will be greeted by a lovely maiden and he shall marry her. As the reader reads through the begging of the story it is clear that the man overall chooses his destiny. However, towards the end of the story we see that the princess has a large role in this. In het text it states

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    "The Lady, or the Tiger?" is a short story by Frank R. Stockton that takes place in a land ruled by a semi-barbaric king who rules sternly, and has a creative punishment for criminals that were brought to his attention. They are led to an arena where there are two doors; the accused must choose one. Behind one door, there is a tiger, who will maul the accused to death. Behind the other door, there is a fair maiden, chosen by the king himself. If the criminal selects this door, then the pair will

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    The Lady Or The Tiger

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    In the story “The Lady, or the Tiger?” it tells of a king. The king is described as being semi-barbaric, and that he had a daughter just like him. The daughter, however, had a secret. She had fallen in love with a boy that was not of noble lineage. The worst part was that he returned her feelings. The king found out about this secret, thus he sent the boy to the prisons to await his turn in the arena. In the arena was only two doors, one of which held a tiger, and the other a maiden. The king’s

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    DRAFT: In the tale of The Lady or The Tiger, the daughter of the king is in love with a lower-stationed guy. The king does this for excitement and to find out if the criminal is innocent or guilty. Especially when it comes to the strong handsome man to choose his uncertain fate. He is guilty for loving the daughter of the most powerful man in the kingdom. The daughter is supposed to tell him which door to go to, and she chooses the right door. I think that the tiger is behind the door because she

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    The Lady Or The Tiger

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    about it. The princess must make a decision and this is the final climatic main incident. The jealousy and love affair are the princesse thoughts. Using this method helps concentrate attention on the conflict. I would recommend reading The Lady or the Tiger to other people to get their opinion on which door the young man chose, and to hear there thoughts on which door was chosen. The story takes place in an imaginary kingdom. A modern

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    The Lady, Or The Tiger?

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    (THESIS STATEMENT) I can best relate to the short story fictional characters of (I) the princess in Frank. R Stockton’s “The Lady, or the Tiger?”, (II) Jerry in Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings’s “A Mother in Mannville”, and (III) Waverly Jong in Amy Tan’s “Rules of the Game.” (TOPIC SENTENCE) I can relate to (THESIS I) the princess in Frank R. Stockton’s “The Lady, or the Tiger?” because she is a character that is both (MAJOR A) jealous and (MAJOR B) persistent. (RE-WORDING MA) Through the characteristics

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    The tiger emerges from the door at the end of “The Lady, or the Tiger” by Frank R. Stockton. One reason that the tiger emerges from the door is because the princess hated the lady behind the other door didn't want her lover to be with that other woman. For example, when the princess thought of how she’ll lose her lover in both ways, she thought “ would it not be better for him to die at once, and go to wait for her in the blessed regions of semibarbaric futurity”(304)? This quote showed that the

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    Farida Hazeq Language & composition John Remarek 14/12/2017 The lady or the tiger? “Where is love there is hope, where is hope there is life.” (Allan Stratton) The short story the lady or the tiger by Frank Stockton is a love story which the language is like a puzzle. Even the author did not mention about the result, it is up to readers to judge about the result. The readers might end up this short story by a good romantic way or a sad love story. As a result the author hands over the decision

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    only some majorly effect someone's life. In the story "The Lady, or The Tiger", a princess's lover is sentenced to a trial of chance by the king, the princess's father, after the monarch discovers that his daughter and the young man are in a relationship together. The trial is very simple; in an amphitheater filled with civilians, the accused must open one of two doors. Behind one door is a ferocious tiger, and behind the other is a lady. Depending on the decision of the man on trial, this either

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