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How To Write An Alternate Ending To The Lady Or The Tiger
“The Lady or the Tiger” ending

The Lover chooses the right side. The crowd goes wild. What is it? The lady comes out and went up to the Lover and hugged him. After the emotional roller coaster, the Lover went through he just drops down and cries. The lady was confused but brought him back up to his feet. All the people in the arena came closer to the couple except the Princess. The people watched the wedding ceremony and laughed all the time. But for the Princes, it was just too much for her. She had to leave before people see her cry. At the wedding, all the Lover could think about was the Princess. He decided right then that someday he will get her back.

Five years down the road, both of them were unhappy. The Princess had cried herself asleep every night since the unfateful day. The Lover had been unsatisfied with his marriage and could not stop thinking about the Princess. He was still angry that he had not made his promise to himself yet, to get back his soul mate.

One day, in town, the Princess went to go get an apple from the market. It was a hard day for her that day, it was five years exactly that she lost the love of her life. It seemed like everything was bland and the Lover was her spice. But she wanted him to stay alive so she told him to pick the right side. She was thinking about all of this when she found a cute
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I also wanted behind to be a lady because it shows that the Princess did not want to see the love of her life to die, she would rather have him with another woman than die. The famous quote is “If you love something let it free.” She let him be with another woman which hurt her, but she did it because it was the right thing to do. I think the Lover expected a lion because he thought that she wouldn’t want to see him with anything lady. The Princess would rather see him but be with another lady than have him dead because she “loved” him that

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