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    benefits‚ ignoring the outcome for anyone else. The princess in the short story‚ “The Lady or The Tiger” by Frank Stockton embodies the id specifically‚ with little portrayal of the ego or superego.     The trials are a public event held in an arena with two identical doors‚ one holding a tiger‚ the other a lady. If the man on trial‚ picks the door with the tiger‚ he is guilty and immediately mauled to death. If he picks the lady however‚ he is proven innocent and wed to her‚ despite all potential conflicts

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    desire‚ emotion and knowledge“ (Plato). In “The Lady or The Tiger” by Frank Stockton‚ a princess must choose the fate of her lover. This short story shows emotions and morale can influence one’s actions. The author shows this through the princess’ quandary over saving or killing him. In the story‚ the author proves emotion and morale can influence your actions through the princess’ indecision. First‚ the author describes how the princess feared the tiger eating her lover. In the text‚ the author states

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    The Lady‚ or the Tiger? In Frank Stockton’s The Lady‚ or the Tiger?‚ Stockton leaves it up to the reader to give the ending of his story. The young youth stood in the center of a larger arena and his faith was in the balances. Spectators rose steely on all sides awaiting his death. In front of him were two massive doors‚ behind one was a beautiful lady and the behind the other was a man-eating beast. The choice he made solely depended on a semi-barbaric princess‚ whose train of thought may have

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    Many fantasy fiction stories can be full of action and intensity. The story‚ “The Lady‚ or the Tiger?” written by Frank R. Stockton shows action and intensity through symbols‚ conflicts‚ and in different parts of the story. This story is about how a princess has to decide the prince’s fate‚ for rather if she chooses for him to fall in love with another lady‚ or to get eaten alive by a tiger. This story took place in B.C inside an arena. As the reader reads on‚ the reader found out that there was

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    however‚ the love they want to hold onto disappears‚ becomes selfishness‚ and one does not know if it is love anymore. In the short story "The Lady‚ or the Tiger?" written by Frank R. Stockton‚ a semi barbaric princess motions which door her lover‚ the accused man‚ must open to either receive punishment or a reward. The punishment is to be devoured by a fierce tiger and the reward is to be married to a lovely damsel of the court. This semi barbaric princess loves the man and chooses which door the

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    R. Stockton’s story‚ "The Lady or the Tiger"‚ I found that the princess was in dismay caught between the turmoil of love and jealousy. She had an intimate love for the boyfriend‚ but her semi barbaric mind set along with her jealous nature endlessly swayed and clouded her mind. Her father king added fuel to the flame of her jealousy and aimed the punishment towards her‚ not so much at her lover. This was evident in the passage of the story that exclaimed‚ "...she knew who the lady was. It was one

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    Warning! Warning! Warning! In Frank Stockton’s short story “The Lady‚ or the Tiger‚” the readers are introduced to the daughter of a semi-barbaric king and her lowly lover‚ who was sentenced to go into the King’s arena and choose between two doors: behind one door is a beautiful maiden‚ and behind the other is a savage‚ relentless tiger. In a surprise ending‚ Stockton does not specify which door the lover chose. Instead‚ he poses the question and warns the readers‚ “Think of it‚ fair readers‚

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    my body did not stop moving. I approached the handle; but I glanced one last look at her. She gave me a weak smile‚ and I swung the door open. My lungs seemed to collapse underneath of the breath of relief I took. I saw a graceful young lady who I had talked to before once. The petite girl wore a white wedding dress‚ with beautiful gold lace decorating it. Her face lit up and she pranced out‚ hugging me merrily. The amphitheatre exploded with noise. Bells‚ cheering‚ singing

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    Research Limitations Whether Human Resources and Organizational Development can work together is still debatable. Matt Minahan‘s article “Do We Want the Lady or the Tiger” firmly stands his ground on the differences between Organizational Development (OD) and Human Resources (HR). Minahan believes the two should not be merged together because it forces them to work within the Human Resource rules and regulations. Organizational Development has an obligation to create teamwork and opens up discussions

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    When the young man opened the door the tiger came out‚ the princess was happier than ever. She only faked liking him and she wanted him dead‚ the princess knew which door was the tiger and which one was the girl. She wanted him dead because he killed her newborn sister which the king thought bandits killed her the sister. The young boy didn’t know that the princess knew that he killed the baby. When the tiger leaped on and tore the young man apart‚ she was delighted that the terrible man who killed

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