What choice does the accused man face?
Two doors: one hides a lady, the other a tiger
Who is the ruler of the kingdom?
The semi-barbaric king
Where does the trial take place?
The arena
What major theme involves decision-making?
Fate vs. choice
What does “semi-barbaric” mean?
Partly uncivilized
Who is the accused man?
The princess’s lover
Who falls in love with the young man?
The princess
What kind of justice system is used?
A trial by chance
What emotion drives the princess?
Jealousy
What does “ardent” mean?
Passionate
What happens if he picks the lady?
He must marry her immediately
Who arranged the arena system?
The king
What describes the king’s culture?
Semi-barbaric
What theme relates to justice?
Fairness vs. cruelty
What does “fate” mean?
Destiny
What happens if he picks the tiger?
He is killed
Who knows what is behind each door?
The princess
What is behind the doors?
A lady or a tiger
What theme involves love?
Love vs. possessiveness
What does “impartial” mean?
Fair and unbiased
Who decides which door to open?
The man chooses himself
What is the princess’s personality like?
Passionate, jealous, and intense
What is unusual about the punishment system?
It depends entirely on luck
What is the story’s biggest unanswered question?
Which door did the man choose?
What does “dilemma” mean?
A difficult choice between two options