B4L1 課文動畫(中英字幕版)(The Lady or the Tiger?)
Summary
TLDRIn an ancient kingdom, a despotic king's unique form of justice involved public trials where accused individuals chose between two doors: one concealing a man-eating tiger, the other a beautiful woman. The princess, who secretly loved a man of low status, faced a moral dilemma when her lover was accused. As he stood before the two doors, she signaled him, leaving the crowd and the kingdom in suspense over his fate.
Takeaways
- 👑 The story is set in a distant kingdom ruled by a king known for his harsh and unjust methods of justice.
- 🐅 In place of evidence, the king uses a trial involving two doors to determine a person's guilt or innocence.
- 🚪 Behind one door is a man-eating tiger, symbolizing death, while behind the other is a beautiful woman, symbolizing glory.
- 👸 The king's daughter is in love with a man from a low social status, which is a forbidden romance in the kingdom.
- 🔒 The secret lover is caught and imprisoned after their affair is discovered by the king.
- 👀 The public trial of the princess's lover is a spectacle that draws the attention of the entire kingdom.
- 😱 The accused is faced with the terrifying choice of opening one of the two doors, not knowing what fate awaits him.
- 🤔 The princess is in a dilemma, torn between wanting to save her lover and not wanting him to end up with another woman.
- 👋 The princess signals to her lover, indicating which door he should choose, a decision that will determine his fate.
- 💔 The story ends on a cliffhanger, with the young man about to open the door, leaving the audience in suspense.
Q & A
What was the king's unique method of determining guilt or innocence?
-The king believed that the gods decided the suspect's fate and insisted that the accused be put on public trial, where they would choose between two doors without knowing what was behind them.
What were the two possible outcomes behind the doors in the king's trial?
-Behind one door was a fierce man-eating tiger, leading to death for the accused, and behind the other was a beautiful young woman, leading to glory if the accused was allowed to marry her.
Why was the king's justice system considered unfair and cruel?
-The king's justice system was considered unfair and cruel because it did not rely on evidence to prove guilt or innocence but instead on a random and potentially fatal trial.
Who was the princess's secret lover, and why was he considered a poor match for her?
-The princess's secret lover was a handsome and honorable young man from a family of very low social status, making him an unsuitable match for the princess.
What happened when the princess and her lover were discovered by the king?
-Upon discovering their romance, the king ordered the young man to be thrown in jail to await trial.
What was the princess's dilemma when her lover was faced with the two doors?
-The princess was conflicted because she did not want her true love to be killed by the tiger, but she also couldn't bear the thought of him marrying another woman.
What gesture did the princess make to signal her lover which door to open?
-The princess made a subtle movement with her hand, a sign she believed only her lover would see, to indicate which door to open.
What was the crowd's reaction during the trial of the princess's lover?
-The amphitheater was filled with people, and the entire kingdom was curious to learn the young lover's fate, creating an atmosphere of anticipation and suspense.
What was the young man's emotional state as he approached the doors?
-The young man was terrified at the thought of death and nervously paced back and forth, looking to the princess for help.
What was the ultimate decision the young man had to make, and what did it symbolize?
-The young man had to decide which door to open, symbolizing a choice between certain death and a chance at life and marriage, reflecting the king's belief in divine judgment.
Outlines
👑 The King's Unusual Justice System
In a distant and isolated kingdom, a king rules with an iron fist, known for his cruelty and unusual sense of justice. Instead of using evidence, he believes the gods determine the fate of the accused. In public trials, the accused must choose between two identical doors. Behind one is a man-eating tiger, symbolizing death, and behind the other is a beautiful woman, representing glory. The king's belief is that guilt will lead to the tiger, while innocence will be guided to the woman. The trials are unpredictable, with spectators never knowing if they will witness a tragic death or a joyous wedding.
💔 The Princess's Secret Love
The king has a daughter whom he cherishes deeply. Unbeknownst to him, the princess has a secret lover from a low social status, making him an unsuitable match for her. Their romance is discovered when they are seen embracing in the palace garden. The king, enraged, imprisons the young man to await trial. The day of the trial arrives, and the amphitheater is packed with curious onlookers. The young man, terrified of his possible fate, looks to the princess for guidance, hoping she will signal which door leads to survival and which to death.
🤔 The Princess's Dilemma and the Lover's Choice
The princess is torn between her love for her secret lover and her fear of him marrying another woman. In a moment of anxiety, she decides to signal to her lover which door to open. She makes a subtle hand gesture, certain that only he will notice. The young man, after seeing the princess's signal, approaches one of the doors. The entire kingdom holds its breath as he prepares to open it, unsure of what fate awaits him behind the door.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Isolated Kingdom
💡Iron Fist
💡Public Trial
💡Man-eating Tiger
💡Beautiful Young Woman
💡Secret Lover
💡Social Status
💡Trial by Ordeal
💡Conflicted
💡Subtle Movement
💡Fate
Highlights
In a distant kingdom, a king ruled with an iron fist and a unique sense of justice.
The king believed the gods decided the fate of the accused, not evidence.
Public trials involved choosing between two identical doors with different outcomes.
Behind one door was a man-eating tiger, symbolizing death.
Behind the other door was a beautiful woman, symbolizing glory and marriage.
The trials were unpredictable, with spectators unsure if they'd witness a death or a wedding.
The king had a daughter, the princess, whom he cherished above all else.
The princess had a secret lover from a low social status.
The king discovered the princess's secret romance and ordered the lover's arrest.
The lover's trial was highly anticipated by the entire kingdom.
The princess was torn between wanting to save her lover and not wanting him to marry another.
The princess signaled to her lover, indicating which door to choose.
The young man's fate hung in the balance as he approached one of the doors.
The story explores themes of justice, love, and the unpredictability of fate.
The king's method of justice raises questions about morality and the role of chance in determining guilt.
The princess's dilemma reflects the complexity of love and self-interest.
The story's ending is left to the reader's imagination, inviting reflection on the consequences of choice.
Transcripts
lesson one the Lady or the
Tiger once upon a time in a far away
isolated Kingdom there lived a king who
ruled the land with an iron
fist this King was considered to be
unfair and cruel primarily because of
his unique sense of
justice each time A man was accused of a
crime the king would never rely on
evidence to prove the man's guilt or
innocence rather he believed that the
gods decided the suspect's fate and
insisted that the suspect be put on
public
trial the accused would be brought to
the center of an Amphitheater filled
with
people directly opposite the person on
trial would be two closed doors exactly
alike and side by side the accused
person would then be forced to open one
of of the two
doors as identical as the doors looked
what lay behind them was very
different behind one door was a fierce
man-eating tiger and behind the other
was a beautiful young
woman in other words one door would
ultimately lead to death for the accused
while the other would lead to
Glory the king believed that if someone
was genuinely guilty
he would choose the door to the tiger
and be eaten
alive if on the other hand he was truly
innocent fate would guide him toward the
door hiding the beautiful
woman the king would then allow him to
marry this
woman spectators at these trials never
knew in advance whether they would
witness a terrifying death or a grand
wedding the king had a daughter whom he
cherished Above All Else else in the
world what the Royal father didn't know
however was that the princess had a
secret
lover as handsome and honorable as this
young man was he came from a family of
very low social status in the kingdom
and was by no means a worthy match for
the
princess one day the princess and her
secret lover were seen embracing
passionately in the palace Garden
when the king became aware of their
romance he immediately ordered that the
young man be thrown in jail to await
trial not long after the day arrived
when the accused was brought before the
two
doors the amphitheater had never been so
full and the entire kingdom was curious
to learn the young Lover's
fate terrified at the thought of death
he nervously paced back and forth as the
people of the Kingdom
watched he also looked to the princess
for help hoping that she would know
which door hid the beautiful woman and
which hid the terrible
tiger his eyes desperately begged her
for a
[Music]
clue the princess felt tragically
conflicted she did not want her true
love to be torn apart by a wild
beast however she couldn't stand the
thought of him marrying someone else
either shaking with anxiety she made her
decision to instruct her lover which
door to open the princess made a subtle
movement with her hand a sign she was
sure none but he would
see after seeing this gesture the young
man slowly approached one of the
doors all the onlookers waited with
baited breath as he leaned forward to
open
it
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