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This document contains a professor's notes and questions about the short story "The Lady, or the Tiger?" by Frank Stockton. It discusses how the cruel king in the story uses an arena to deliver justice or rewards through chance, by having accused persons choose between two doors - one hiding a hungry tiger and the other a lady they must marry. It also summarizes the plot elements of the princess falling in love with a commoner, leading the king to imprison the man and sentence him to the arena trial. The notes include the professor's answers to students' questions about characters, events and themes in the story.

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The Lady, or the Tiger? Frank R Stockton RS Nagar Associate Professor Arts & Commerce College, Kheda 11/13/2020 1 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Frank Richard Stokton (1834-1902) an American writer. • He avoided educational moralizing instead used clever humour to highlight follies such as greed, violence, and abuse of power. • He is known for describing the adventures of his characters in appealing and straight forward manner. 11/13/2020 2 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.1: Describe the king in the story The Lady, or the Tiger? • Ans.:The king described in the story was cruel and very much like a savage. He learned some manners from his Latin neighbours but mostly he was barbaric, loud and gruff. He had none of the grace and polish of his neighbours. (continue…) 11/13/2020 3 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.1: Describe the king in the story The Lady, or the Tiger? • Ans.…continue)He was a man of great fancies and even greater enthusiasm. His personality was calm when everything was in order. When there was a little hitch, however, he was exultant and happy. He loved to correct wrong things, to make crooked straight, to crush down the uneven places in life. 11/13/2020 4 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.2: Why was the king’s arena built? • Ans.:The king decided that there should be a way to add culture to the lives of his subjects. The arena was not for the honour and glory of gladiators or for beasts to fight each other to finish or for throwing religious heretics to the lions. It was meant for the poetic justice. It was a place where crime was punished or virtue rewarded- all by chance. (continue…) 11/13/2020 5 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.2: Why was the king’s arena built? • Ans.: (…continue) The accused was give a chance to open one of the two similar doors in presence of people. By chance, a cruel hungry tiger or a lady came out. Hence, the justice done. Death or Marriage. 11/13/2020 6 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.3: What was the ritual that was followed each time an accused was presented in the king’s arena? • Ans.: Each time when an accused was presented in the king’s arena, he had to open one of the two doors. Behind one, there used to be a hungry fierce tiger and behind another one, a lady. (continue…) 11/13/2020 7 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.3: What was the ritual that was followed each time an accused was presented in the king’s arena? • Ans.: (…continue) It all depends on chance. He opens one door and the fierce hungry tiger may come out and tore him apart and the hired mourners wailed up. If the lady comes out, he was supposed to marry her with all ceremonies. 11/13/2020 8 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.4: When the doors of arena were opened, who used to come out then? • Ans.: When the doors of arena were opened behind one door used to come out a hungry and fierce tiger to tear apart the accused. From another door comes out a lady of the same age, whom the accused was supposed to marry with all ceremonies. 11/13/2020 9 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.5: What was the attitude of the people who gathered on the day of the trial? • Ans.: The people who gathered on the day of the trial did not know what would they witness. The element of uncertainty made the occasion more interesting. They used to be eager and had no doubt that the justice was done and it is in the hands of accused himself. 11/13/2020 10 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.6: What kind of the nature did the princes have? Whom did she love? • Ans.:The princess was passionate, fanciful and strong as her father and was devoted to him. • She was in love with a young man below her station. A commoner but brave, handsome and daring. 11/13/2020 11 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.7: When the king learned about the love affair of his daughter, what did he decide to do? • Ans.: When the king learned about the love affair of his daughter, he sent the young man to prison and set a date for his trial in the arena. 11/13/2020 12 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.8: Why had the king thrown the princess’ lover into the prison? • Ans.: The king had thrown the princess’ lover into the prison because he was a commoner and below her in station. 11/13/2020 13 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.9: Why was the young courtier implicated for trial? What were the preparation the king ordered for his trial? • Ans.: The young courtier implicated for trial because he loved the royal daughter. He committed the crime of loving the princes. The king’s men searched the fiercest tiger in the realm and for the fairest maiden in the land so that if he found to innocent could be married her. 11/13/2020 14 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.10: How did the princess indicate to her lover, the door that he was to choose behind which would be the woman chosen as a bride for her ? • Ans.:Her right hand was on a pillow in front of her. She raised it slightly and made a small, fast movement to the right. No one but her lover saw her. 11/13/2020 15 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.11: In your opinion, what would have been the appropriate ending to this story? • Ans.: The open end, left on the readers’ imagination is interesting one, as given by the writer. 11/13/2020 16 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • S.N.1: The King’s method of delivering justice • Ans.:He 11/13/2020 17 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • S.N.2: The description of King’s arena • Ans.:He 11/13/2020 18 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • S.N.3: The princes and description of King’s arena • Ans.:He 11/13/2020 19 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.1: Which word best describes the King? • A. Cruel • B. Melancholy • C. Semi-barbaric • D. Loopy 11/13/2020 20 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.2: When every member of the king’s domestic and political system moved smoothly in its appointed course, how did the King behave? • A. He was barbaric and ruthless • B. He was calm and genial • C. He was pompous and angry • D. He was loving and progressive 11/13/2020 21 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.3: When an accused walked into the arena, how many doors was he expected to choose from? • A. Three • B. Six • C. Two • D. One 11/13/2020 22 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.4: What do the hungry tiger behind the door do once it came out? • A. Licked its paw and went back in • B. Stretched in front of the accused and went to sleep • C. Jumped to the king and waited to be patted • D. Sprang upon the accused and tore him to pieces 11/13/2020 23 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.5: What was the accused expected to do once he was married to the maiden behind the door? • A. Hand her over to the king • B. Make her his salve • C. Take her home as his bride • D. Feed her to the tiger 11/13/2020 24 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.6: What lent an interest to the day of trial on the part of the onlookers? • A. Element of humour • B. Element of uncertainty • C. Anticipation of bloodshed • D. Desire for good food 11/13/2020 25 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.7: What happened to the young man once the king discovered the daughter’s affair? • A. He was immediately cast into prison and a day was appointed for his trial • B. He was invited by the king for dinner at the king’s palace • C. He was asked to run away with the princes • D. He was forced to marry the princess’s attendant 11/13/2020 26 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.8: How has the author described the appearance of the princess’s lover? • A. Brave, handsome, and daring • B. Fat, ugly and poor • C. Pompous, vain and lethargic • D. Athletic, intelligent and successful 11/13/2020 27 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.9: Which way did the princess point to when her lover asked with a questioning glance? • A. Left • B. Right • C. Above • D. Between the two doors 11/13/2020 28 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.10: The author described the amphitheatre, with its ‘encircling galleries’, ‘mysterious vaults’ and ‘unseen passages’ as what? • A. An agent of social justice • B. An arena of entertainment • C. An agent of poetic justice • D. A dungeon of bloodshed 11/13/2020 29 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.11: How was the king’s relationship with his daughter? • A. He despised her as his stepdaughter • B. He blamed her for his misfortune • C. She was the apple of his eye and was loved by him above all humanity • D. He loved her only because he was afraid she would leave him and go 11/13/2020 30 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 1: The king was a man of exuberant fancy and irresistible authority. • TRUE • 2. The arena was built to give the people the opportunity of seeing performances by gladiators. • FALSE • 3. On every occasion that an accused was in the arena, the tiger came out of the same door. • FALSE 11/13/2020 31 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 4: The king’s daughter had a soul as fervent and impervious as his own. • TRUE • 5. The princess was very satisfied with her lover because he was handsome and brave. • TRUE • 6. The princess knew the secret of the doors even before her lover’s trial began. • TRUE 1 11/13/2020 32 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 7: One of the ugliest and oldest woman in the land was selected as the reward of the accused youth, should he proved innocent. • FALSE • 8. Looking up at the princess, the young man could not tell if she knew which door contained the tiger and which the lady. • FALSE • 9. The princess hesitated a lot before she had moved her hand to the right. • FALSE 1 11/13/2020 33 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 10: The king gave patient hearing each time an accused was brought to him for justice and was keen that proper justice be provided. • FALSE 1 11/13/2020 34 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA

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  • 1. The Lady, or the Tiger? Frank R Stockton RS Nagar Associate Professor Arts & Commerce College, Kheda 11/13/2020 1 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 2. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Frank Richard Stokton (1834-1902) an American writer. • He avoided educational moralizing instead used clever humour to highlight follies such as greed, violence, and abuse of power. • He is known for describing the adventures of his characters in appealing and straight forward manner. 11/13/2020 2 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 3. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.1: Describe the king in the story The Lady, or the Tiger? • Ans.:The king described in the story was cruel and very much like a savage. He learned some manners from his Latin neighbours but mostly he was barbaric, loud and gruff. He had none of the grace and polish of his neighbours. (continue…) 11/13/2020 3 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 4. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.1: Describe the king in the story The Lady, or the Tiger? • Ans.…continue)He was a man of great fancies and even greater enthusiasm. His personality was calm when everything was in order. When there was a little hitch, however, he was exultant and happy. He loved to correct wrong things, to make crooked straight, to crush down the uneven places in life. 11/13/2020 4 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 5. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.2: Why was the king’s arena built? • Ans.:The king decided that there should be a way to add culture to the lives of his subjects. The arena was not for the honour and glory of gladiators or for beasts to fight each other to finish or for throwing religious heretics to the lions. It was meant for the poetic justice. It was a place where crime was punished or virtue rewarded- all by chance. (continue…) 11/13/2020 5 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 6. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.2: Why was the king’s arena built? • Ans.: (…continue) The accused was give a chance to open one of the two similar doors in presence of people. By chance, a cruel hungry tiger or a lady came out. Hence, the justice done. Death or Marriage. 11/13/2020 6 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 7. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.3: What was the ritual that was followed each time an accused was presented in the king’s arena? • Ans.: Each time when an accused was presented in the king’s arena, he had to open one of the two doors. Behind one, there used to be a hungry fierce tiger and behind another one, a lady. (continue…) 11/13/2020 7 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 8. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.3: What was the ritual that was followed each time an accused was presented in the king’s arena? • Ans.: (…continue) It all depends on chance. He opens one door and the fierce hungry tiger may come out and tore him apart and the hired mourners wailed up. If the lady comes out, he was supposed to marry her with all ceremonies. 11/13/2020 8 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 9. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.4: When the doors of arena were opened, who used to come out then? • Ans.: When the doors of arena were opened behind one door used to come out a hungry and fierce tiger to tear apart the accused. From another door comes out a lady of the same age, whom the accused was supposed to marry with all ceremonies. 11/13/2020 9 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 10. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.5: What was the attitude of the people who gathered on the day of the trial? • Ans.: The people who gathered on the day of the trial did not know what would they witness. The element of uncertainty made the occasion more interesting. They used to be eager and had no doubt that the justice was done and it is in the hands of accused himself. 11/13/2020 10 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 11. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.6: What kind of the nature did the princes have? Whom did she love? • Ans.:The princess was passionate, fanciful and strong as her father and was devoted to him. • She was in love with a young man below her station. A commoner but brave, handsome and daring. 11/13/2020 11 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 12. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.7: When the king learned about the love affair of his daughter, what did he decide to do? • Ans.: When the king learned about the love affair of his daughter, he sent the young man to prison and set a date for his trial in the arena. 11/13/2020 12 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 13. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.8: Why had the king thrown the princess’ lover into the prison? • Ans.: The king had thrown the princess’ lover into the prison because he was a commoner and below her in station. 11/13/2020 13 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 14. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.9: Why was the young courtier implicated for trial? What were the preparation the king ordered for his trial? • Ans.: The young courtier implicated for trial because he loved the royal daughter. He committed the crime of loving the princes. The king’s men searched the fiercest tiger in the realm and for the fairest maiden in the land so that if he found to innocent could be married her. 11/13/2020 14 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 15. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.10: How did the princess indicate to her lover, the door that he was to choose behind which would be the woman chosen as a bride for her ? • Ans.:Her right hand was on a pillow in front of her. She raised it slightly and made a small, fast movement to the right. No one but her lover saw her. 11/13/2020 15 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 16. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.11: In your opinion, what would have been the appropriate ending to this story? • Ans.: The open end, left on the readers’ imagination is interesting one, as given by the writer. 11/13/2020 16 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 17. The Lady, or the Tiger? • S.N.1: The King’s method of delivering justice • Ans.:He 11/13/2020 17 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 18. The Lady, or the Tiger? • S.N.2: The description of King’s arena • Ans.:He 11/13/2020 18 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 19. The Lady, or the Tiger? • S.N.3: The princes and description of King’s arena • Ans.:He 11/13/2020 19 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 20. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.1: Which word best describes the King? • A. Cruel • B. Melancholy • C. Semi-barbaric • D. Loopy 11/13/2020 20 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 21. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.2: When every member of the king’s domestic and political system moved smoothly in its appointed course, how did the King behave? • A. He was barbaric and ruthless • B. He was calm and genial • C. He was pompous and angry • D. He was loving and progressive 11/13/2020 21 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 22. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.3: When an accused walked into the arena, how many doors was he expected to choose from? • A. Three • B. Six • C. Two • D. One 11/13/2020 22 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 23. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.4: What do the hungry tiger behind the door do once it came out? • A. Licked its paw and went back in • B. Stretched in front of the accused and went to sleep • C. Jumped to the king and waited to be patted • D. Sprang upon the accused and tore him to pieces 11/13/2020 23 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 24. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.5: What was the accused expected to do once he was married to the maiden behind the door? • A. Hand her over to the king • B. Make her his salve • C. Take her home as his bride • D. Feed her to the tiger 11/13/2020 24 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 25. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.6: What lent an interest to the day of trial on the part of the onlookers? • A. Element of humour • B. Element of uncertainty • C. Anticipation of bloodshed • D. Desire for good food 11/13/2020 25 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 26. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.7: What happened to the young man once the king discovered the daughter’s affair? • A. He was immediately cast into prison and a day was appointed for his trial • B. He was invited by the king for dinner at the king’s palace • C. He was asked to run away with the princes • D. He was forced to marry the princess’s attendant 11/13/2020 26 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 27. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.8: How has the author described the appearance of the princess’s lover? • A. Brave, handsome, and daring • B. Fat, ugly and poor • C. Pompous, vain and lethargic • D. Athletic, intelligent and successful 11/13/2020 27 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 28. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.9: Which way did the princess point to when her lover asked with a questioning glance? • A. Left • B. Right • C. Above • D. Between the two doors 11/13/2020 28 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 29. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.10: The author described the amphitheatre, with its ‘encircling galleries’, ‘mysterious vaults’ and ‘unseen passages’ as what? • A. An agent of social justice • B. An arena of entertainment • C. An agent of poetic justice • D. A dungeon of bloodshed 11/13/2020 29 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 30. The Lady, or the Tiger? • Q.11: How was the king’s relationship with his daughter? • A. He despised her as his stepdaughter • B. He blamed her for his misfortune • C. She was the apple of his eye and was loved by him above all humanity • D. He loved her only because he was afraid she would leave him and go 11/13/2020 30 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 31. The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 1: The king was a man of exuberant fancy and irresistible authority. • TRUE • 2. The arena was built to give the people the opportunity of seeing performances by gladiators. • FALSE • 3. On every occasion that an accused was in the arena, the tiger came out of the same door. • FALSE 11/13/2020 31 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 32. The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 4: The king’s daughter had a soul as fervent and impervious as his own. • TRUE • 5. The princess was very satisfied with her lover because he was handsome and brave. • TRUE • 6. The princess knew the secret of the doors even before her lover’s trial began. • TRUE 1 11/13/2020 32 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 33. The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 7: One of the ugliest and oldest woman in the land was selected as the reward of the accused youth, should he proved innocent. • FALSE • 8. Looking up at the princess, the young man could not tell if she knew which door contained the tiger and which the lady. • FALSE • 9. The princess hesitated a lot before she had moved her hand to the right. • FALSE 1 11/13/2020 33 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA
  • 34. The Lady, or the Tiger? True or false • 10: The king gave patient hearing each time an accused was brought to him for justice and was keen that proper justice be provided. • FALSE 1 11/13/2020 34 PROF. RS NAGAR,KHEDA ARTS & COMMERCE COLLEGE, KHEDA