The Lady Or The Tiger Poem Analysis

Both "The Lady or The Tiger?" by Frank R. Stockton, and "Door to Decision" by Robson Grant may seem a little indifferent, at which both have accentuate with the intention of making decisions are important. There are some similarities between "The Lady or The Tiger?", and "Door to Decision." In the "The Lady or The Tiger?", The king fairly ruled; consequently, he deliberated of making an arena for himself, at which a single who was thought committed a crime, shall be driven to the King's arena and would be forced to choose between two doors, the door containing the lady, or the door that held the tiger. If that person chose the door that had the lady, he would have to marry her even if he was already married, and the correlation of their wedding would be held at the moment, but if he chose the other door, the

The character even cannot rescue himself; the choice was made by a random action. As for the "Door to Decision", it is a poem that makes a point of conversing regarding the world's destruction through decisions. In this poetry, the poet was trying to warn humans from taking appalling choices, at which we at times make erroneous decisions which influence our environment by harming it, and we all will bear the consequence of our decisions. As we can currently conclude that, both the poem of "Door to Decision" and the tale of "The Lady or The Tiger?" are common, and are also different. Both, "Door to Decision" and "The Lady or The Tiger?" have the same theme of making decisions, though both may seem indifferent, since "The Lady or The Tiger?" is a decision between life and death, and "Door to decisions" is the decision of how we interact with our environment, and a decision to change things around to become better. Nevertheless, Both of them have the same concept of how making decisions are