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The lady or the tiger

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English

 

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Jill S

 

Date added:

February 24, 2013

 

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University

 

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The choice he made solely depended on a semi-barbaric princess, whose train of thought may have been different from that of a person who was sound of mind. The reader believes that the princess directs her lover to the open door with the tiger behind it because the princess is jealous, semi-barbaric, and she is afraid her pride will be hurt...
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In the passage, the princess's and the youth's love was described to be very deep and intense. This kind of intensity may cause a person to experience temporary insanity. Her insanity may have been triggered by thoughts of him with another woman, which in fact she has probably seen him with frequently on many different occasions...
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