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The day the young man is put in the arena has come, and his life is put in the princesses hands. There are two massive doors that have either a lady or a tiger behind them. For only the princess knows which has the lady or the tiger. The time has come for her to decide which door will be his fate, she will choose the door revealing the lady. The princess is in love with the lower class man, which is not allowed by her powerful dad. Knowing how cruel her father can be towards people she fears what could happen if her father was to find out about her secret love affair. The princess is supposed to love a prince and be romantic and take the throne someday. Even though that is what her father expects she hides her love to keep him safe. If
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