English, 10.10.2019 03:10 lisa123465

How does the theme of love becoming possession develop in the story "the lady or the tiger"?
a when the accused person in the arena chooses the door with the lady, he is forced to
marry her on the spot even if he already has a wife.
b the young man, following the signal from the princess, confidently opens the door on
the right because he wants to her.
c the princess loves the young man, but she realizes his choice in the arena may lead to
him to marry a woman she hates or die, so she questions which door would be the
better choice
d the king loves his daughter and is not thrilled with the thought of her marrying the
lowly common man she has fallen in love with, so he has the man arrested

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