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I waited in my prison cell for several days. Finally, the day of my trial arrived. I'm a brave
man but that day, I would admit, I was 16. This was much scarier than war or than sailing on stormy
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the other a deadly tiger. Soon, the king would order that I 18. one of them. One led to a wedding;
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my lover, was my only hope. I searched her eyes for some assistance and some hints. Somehow, I knew
she knew. She could save me. Suddenly, I became aware 20. a new fear. What if she didn't want t
save me? What if she couldn't bear to help me choose the "right" door? If I were in her shoes, could I
her live and love another? Perhaps there was no "right" door after all...
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