Wait what if a woman is put on trial? Does she get young man? Also my theory is that she chose the door with the woman then framed the woman for a crime so that she can rig her trial and let her die at the claws of the tiger.
The tiger because it said she had a semi barbaric heart. The tiger also came out because she wouldn’t be able to stand seeing him with the lady since she hated her and him dying was better than her seeing him with his new wife.
Wow! I am currently taking Bachelor of Secondary Education Major In English and this one of the article we're going to critique with. You're so lucky that you've read it early(^^)
she let the tiger have him. do to her nature;. she would much rather suffer the sorrow of seeing her lover die opposed to the possibility of him becoming more superior with another woman. it becomes less of a weight of heart and more of a burden of superiority. regardless she loses him. her rebellious/ revengeful nature as well as her position as royalty are all contributing factors. her character seems to personify the oxymoron of the phrase "its better to have loved, than to have never loved at all" ; for she in my opinion would rather be satisfactory with his fall, than inferior to his potential.
Yeah I can understand why you would make that conclusion. I can think of a good reason it would be the lady too, but the text seems to lean more towards the Tiger
Well it’s explained in the story, with more emphasis on the princess choosing the tiger than the lady. She was jealous of that lady and felt hatred towards her, and might’ve preferred to see the man she loved get devoured by tiger than get married to another woman.
The point is that its a no win. She will lose the man she loves either way. And if he really loved the princess, then he will feel the same. Truly a lose/lose situation.
people who came here from an assignment:
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I remember hearing this story from my mother decades ago. I had to remind myself it was real. Trippy.
❤love this story
Nice 👍
🙂 glad you enjoyed it
Wait what if a woman is put on trial? Does she get young man? Also my theory is that she chose the door with the woman then framed the woman for a crime so that she can rig her trial and let her die at the claws of the tiger.
The lady or the tiger sir which is the answer
Tiger
Man school sucks
Isn't there a version of this where the Lady and the Tiger are behind both doors? as in instead of two rooms it was all just one room
Do u know the body paragraph for this
That would be the same as having one door with just a tiger in it.
@@guitarmichael Sure but that would beat the purpose of the "choose a door." question
I guess I'm the only one here because of Young Justice
I'm honestly not sure what that means.
@@upsidedowndreamer8724 the DC animated superhero show. This poem featured heavily in the last episode
@@LCBanga aaahhh ok. I’m totally out of the loop on that but glad to hear the DC world is incorporating some good classic lit into their material. 👌
just finished it today
we're all here
The tiger because it said she had a semi barbaric heart. The tiger also came out because she wouldn’t be able to stand seeing him with the lady since she hated her and him dying was better than her seeing him with his new wife.
Maybe she led him to the door with the tiger, and shortly thereafter committed suicide so she could be with him (her lover) in the afterlife.
Yes🎉
It’s a parable. Love or hate: which will triumph?
Yeah I think that’s a good way to boil it down.
Who else is here for school lolll
I read this story nearly a decade ago randomly from a library I was visiting. The story has stuck with me ever since, great audio book
Now it's in my english text books🥲
Very well narrated. Thanks for sharing. Love this story.
thank you very much. glad you enjoyed it.
thanks i didn't feel like reading this so it was nice to have someone read it to me
who else is here for acellus 💀💀
I was reading my English text book(I am currently in grade 8) the ending was a bit kinda not what l wanted so o came here to look for the story 😅
LoL same sorta I’m in 7th doing a project on this currently
Wow! I am currently taking Bachelor of Secondary Education Major In English and this one of the article we're going to critique with. You're so lucky that you've read it early(^^)
same bro me too
she let the tiger have him. do to her nature;. she would much rather suffer the sorrow of seeing her lover die opposed to the possibility of him becoming more superior with another woman. it becomes less of a weight of heart and more of a burden of superiority. regardless she loses him. her rebellious/ revengeful nature as well as her position as royalty are all contributing factors. her character seems to personify the oxymoron of the phrase "its better to have loved, than to have never loved at all" ; for she in my opinion would rather be satisfactory with his fall, than inferior to his potential.
Sir, question is this one... 1. How did the king use the public arena as an agent of justice?
erm...trial by combat!?...it was a thing till the 17th century...
Lady gang
wow this story man, I think the Tiger.
Yeah I can understand why you would make that conclusion. I can think of a good reason it would be the lady too, but the text seems to lean more towards the Tiger
@@upsidedowndreamer8724 yeah
I want it to be the lady and have it a big twist
I’m here too
Thanks dude
It’s my pleasure, thank you for listening. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Sir I want to ask one question❓ ok from this chapter☝
Reason to choose the tiger?
Well it’s explained in the story, with more emphasis on the princess choosing the tiger than the lady. She was jealous of that lady and felt hatred towards her, and might’ve preferred to see the man she loved get devoured by tiger than get married to another woman.
The point is that its a no win. She will lose the man she loves either way. And if he really loved the princess, then he will feel the same. Truly a lose/lose situation.
@@juhblaze this was for an assignment for school last year thank for the ur input though 🫠