05.02 Predictions, Questioning, and Context Questions to Answer For each question, answer in one paragraph of at least three to five sentences. Provide at least one example from the text to support each answer. • How did the princess find out which door held the lady and which door held the tiger? The young princess had possessed power and she was able to find out which door held the woman and which held the tiger. She was determined to figure out which one lied behind each door. She found out by paying someone to tell her which held which. “But gold, and the power of a woman’s will, had brought the secret to the princess.” • How did the king feel about the young man who loved his daughter? When the king found out that his daughter had an admirer, he was not very content about it. He decided to take the daughters admirer and throw him into prison, only to be put on trials to receive either death or a wife. “…one day the king happened to discover its existence. [The love affair] He did not hesitate nor waver in regard to his duty in the premises. The youth was immediately cast into prison, and a day was appointed for his trail in the king’s arena.” • …show more content…
"Her decision had been indicated in an instant, but it had been made after days and nights of anguished deliberation." Deliberation in general means, generating deep consideration and thought into a certain subject. However, for the young woman, deliberation consisted of only thoughts. She thought of nothing else but the fate of her admirer, since the decree had been sent forth. In the passage, it states, “From the moment that the decree had gone forth that her lover should decide his fate in the king’s arena, she had thought of nothing else.” • Which came out of the opened door: the lady, or the tiger? (As long as you provide details from the text to support your answer, there is no "right" or "wrong"
I think Connie opened the screen door because she wanted to escape from her life with her family into some kind of fantasy. I think there were other reasons also, but the story points to this one in many places.
to do all of them, This report would be 20 pages long. I thank you for reading
The following Essay must be a minimum of 5 paragraphs of 10-12 sentences each (a sentence is 10 words or more) .
However, she manages to rescue six girls from that brothel. Each of the ten small bedrooms in the brothel contains two nasty, worn, and stained mattresses on the floor and bloody tissue paper in the trashcans. Each door has a lock on the outside that explains why the girls could not run away from their clients. In this one scene, there are anomalies being seen left and right. The first are the pictures of the little girls on the inside of the bedroom doors.
1. Discuss the significant of each of the following citations. Provide several examples that support each quote.
The story Guigemar demonstrates selfless love and illustrates how this love can be justified even it is adulterous. Guigemar, a king from Brittany, travels on a boat to a new kingdom, meets a lovely woman when he arrives, and begins to fall in love with her: “Love struck him to the quick;/ great strife was in his heart” (379-380).
the next play why she ignores the phone but the door must just be a
In the story of “The Lady or the Tiger” there is a king that is semi-barbaric. The king has a daughter and she is a little barbaric herself and because they are a barbaric family they have a way of taking care of crime. They will have a lady and a tiger in two doors and if someone commits a crime or if the king doesn't like the person then the person will be put in the dome and will have to chose one of the doors. If they pick the door with the tiger in it that means that they are guilty of their crime and they will be eaten by the tiger and if they choose the door with the lady then it will mean that they get out scoot free. But there is a catch to it if they choose the lady then they will have to marry the lady even if they have a wife and family.
Before she opened the door, she asked, “Who is it?” But no one answered. A few seconds later there was another knock. Janine flung open the door, “What the...”
... beloved wife has made the decision for him. After going through this incredible journey of his, not only did he study women but he had to explain what women most desired to the queen. Otherwise he would have been beheaded, but was spared because of his looks. Was this justice? Indeed it would have been justice back in the 1300’s because if you were beautiful you could be spared and do a noble deed for the king/queen as they asked. If you did not complete it who knows what could have happened. But for the knight, he completed what he was told to do and in fact after he raped the woman and he was being prosecuted, the journey of his made him find the true knight inside of him. The old woman choice that was offer to the knight demonstrated that he learned his lesson through his sufficient punishment and redemption for his crime.
Please discuss the following items in the order given. Briefly respond to all areas listed.
Their actions set in motion the king’s plan to have his son quietly executed, yet his good nature once again prevailed as he was able to escape death by appealing to the huntsman meant to kill
But in this case, the lady leaves her doors open. Does this mean she trusts the boy? Or does she, instead, trust that her influence over the boy is powerful enough that he wouldn’t dare do anything she wouldn’t approve of? “... so he knew he and the woman were not alone.” Does this observation play a role in depicting the later events?
He will exit and enter through the back door to avoid colliding with his maid who exits through the front door to buy some milk. It was the perfect plan he
It is a subject of controversy today as to whether or not courtly love actually existed in England in the Middle Ages. Many critics believe that it did not actual...