The King's Daughter and Justice

In a faraway kingdom, a clever king devises a unique justice system involving a stadium with two doors: one hiding a tiger and the other a lady. Wrongdoers must choose a door, determining their fate. The king's daughter falls in love with a gardener, leading to a dramatic climax where her lover must choose a door. The story ends ambiguously, leaving the audience to ponder whether the daughter guided him to the lady or the tiger.

What was the king's main concern in his country?

• Lack of resources

• Natural disasters

• Too many wrongdoers

• Foreign invasions

What solution did the king come up with to address wrongdoers?

• Building a prison

• Constructing a stadium

• Exiling them

• Imposing fines

What was the unique feature of the stadium built by the king?

• It was a royal palace

• It was a marketplace

• It was a place for justice

• It was used for sports events

How did the public initially react to the king's plan for the stadium?

• They were afraid

• They were indifferent

• They were angry

• They were excited

What was the effect of the trials on the number of wrongdoers?

• It remained the same

• It decreased

• It fluctuated

• It increased

What was notable about the king's daughter?

• Her wealth

• Her beauty and intelligence

• Her kindness

• Her musical talent

Who did the king's daughter fall in love with?

• A prince

• A soldier

• A gardener

• A merchant

What was the king's reaction upon discovering his daughter's affair?

• He was indifferent

• He was pleased

• He was angry

• He was supportive

What did the king's daughter do after her lover was imprisoned?

• She devised a plan to help him

• She married someone else

• She planned to escape

• She ignored the situation

What dilemma did the king's daughter face during the trial?

• Deciding to leave the kingdom

• Choosing a new lover

• Deciding which door to indicate

• Choosing between her father and lover