The Lady or The Tiger ?

1 - Do you think women ever committed crimes in the kingdom ? If they did, how do you think they were tried ?

Trial of a person by imprisonment .



2- If you were the lover, what door would you have taken , and why ?

I would choose the second door " lady " because the lover maybe gets married from the lady , and he lives with her in a new life without problems .



3- Write an ending to the story . It may or may not involve opening a door .

Finally, the accused person would open the second door " the lady" and the fate was very amazing to him because he didn't know what was the surprise in the second door or what will happen to him if he wants to open it ? 
Then , when he open it , he sees a beautiful lady . She looks like an angel . In fact, the fate was good with him because he gets married and he lives with her in a new life without problems . Even the king left him without a trial . In my opinion, if every person gets some mistakes in this life , so you can just keep going with a lot of advices even the God will be forgive us in this life .



4- Do you agree with the author that the king's method of adminstering justice was fair ?

No , because there are many ways of administering justice , like a trial of a person by imprisonment , like for 1 or 2 years .



5- Comment on the author's use of language .

The author's use of language is very difficult and it is very hard to understand some vocabulary in this story .




6- If you were the king of a similar kingdom , how would you administer justice ?

I would choose many right ways to administering justice , like  the tolerance is very fair .



7- Do you think the king's system is a deterrent to crime ?

No .....

Perhaps, the King's method was difficult and it's very strange, so I do not think that the system of the king was a deterrent to crime.


8- If you were the princess, what option would you have indicated , and why ?

I would choose the "lady " because he will live  a new life  with the lady .

9- If the princess took another lover who , in due course , was put to trial in the arena , what strategies might he adopt as a result of knowing which door the first lover had opened ?

He should choose by himself  because I don't know what's the author wants.