This is a very interesting story. I know that's a part of story but it captivates us from begining to end. The princess has an important decision to take that is, whether to send her lover to the lady or to the tiger from a simple movement of her hand. But nobody knows that she loves him desperatly. Now, in the arena, her lover turned and looked at her. His eyes met hers and ask the question: "Which?"

Perhaps it was the lady who came out. The princess might have chosen that door because it would be better to have her lover alive but married, than dead. In future, she could think about this, and how to approach him, but for the meantime it would be the only way to keep him alive. Who loves does not kill.

On the other hand, perhaps it was the tiger, If she had chosen this door, it would have mean that she had an egocentric love: “neither for me nor for you”. After she might repent and would weep bitterly for life, feeling guilty.

Personally, I think that our choices determine our future and we must choose wisely about the things that challenge us.