In the story "The Lady, or the Tiger?" what does the internal conflict that the princess experiences tell readers about her character? A. that she is torn between conflicting impulses B. that she is determined and resourceful C. that she is beloved by her father D. that she does not really care about her lover

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Kristina Harvey

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3 March, 09:38

In the story "The Lady, or the Tiger?" what does the internal conflict that the princess experiences tell readers about her character? A. that she is torn between conflicting impulses B. that she is determined and resourceful C. that she is beloved by her father D. that she does not really care about her lover

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Areli · Answer 1

The answer would be A) that she is torn between conflicting impulses let me know if i am wrong

Sweety · Answer 2

The princess has discovered the secret of which door the tiger is behind in the trial of her beloved ... The princess's internal conflict is central because the outcome of the story depends on how she resolves it. The question is whether she uses her knowledge about the doors to save her lover or to have him eaten alive.

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A most likely