The Lady or the Tiger?

Frank · R · Stockton posted a series of short stories in "The Century" magazine published in 1882. "Mr. or Tiger?" Due to problems that can not be resolved, English is entered as a fable, shorthand, or symbol. The short story will be held in the land that is governed by a semi-barbaric king. Some of the thought of the king is progressive, but others can make people suffer. One of the innovations of the King is the use of a trial trial as an agent of the justice of poetry through the opportunity to decide whether it is guilty or not guilty. Criminal suspects are brought to public places and must choose one of the two doors. On the other side of the door there are women who think the king is suitable for the accused; the other is a heavily hungry tiger. Both doors are soundproofed to prevent the defendant from hearing the sound behind whom

At the end of the story, the author of Frank R. Stockton reminds the reader to think carefully as to whether it is a woman from a stadium or a tiger. He never positively answered this question by himself, but he provides evidence for these two positions. Choose the results you think that text best supports and use direct quotes and page numbers to construct parameters containing at least three text references to support your claim