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Please give me some evidence about how "A Lady's Tale" is much less dramatic in its presentation of lovers who do not end up together than "The Lady or The Tiger".

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"A Lady's Tale" is less dramatic, as the woman has the choice of whether or not to be with the man she loves, but in "The Lady or The Tiger," the woman doesn't have that option and any decision she makes will make with her losing the man she loves.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • Both stories refer to a love that cannot be lived.
  • In "The Lady or The Tiger," the princess must choose whether to let the man she loves be murdered or to allow him to marry another woman.
  • Whatever choice she makes will force her to live without the love of her life.
  • In "A Lady's Tale," a woman must choose between a leadership role, which will allow her to have security and social respect, or be with the man she loves.
  • Although this woman is still in a difficult situation, she can choose to live with the love of her life and this allows this story to be less dramatic.

In this case, we can say that in "A Lady's Tale" the suffering of the woman will be less, because the two options of choice that she has, promote good situations for her.

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