Moral Change In 'The Lady Or The Tiger'

Can someone's life morals change in an instant? This is what happens in my extension of, “The Lady or the Tiger.” In the original story, the king has always done the same for everyone's trials. There are two doors, one with a lady behind it, the other with a tiger. It is expected that the person chooses their fate. In this particular situation, everything changes. I extended the story, because the original has a missing ending and there was a way I would have enjoyed it ending. In “King of the Rings,” I am going to show you how past experiences impact how you act on new ones. Immediately after the princess had made her gesture for the right door, Lover Boy, Daniel, hesitantly made his way to the door. It was not that he did not trust her, but that he had no clue what she had chosen. He stepped in front of the door and closes his eyes, then pulls. After about ten seconds with no sign of the lady or the tiger behind the door, he opened his eyes. “What is this?’ he asked himself. He took a step inside, in front of him laid a ring and a note. On the note reads, “Use this chance wisely.” “A ring, who could have done this?” he thinks to himself. Daniel made up his mind.

The crowd was confused, but most of all, so was the princess, Livia. Livia looked at her father, Aaron, the king.
“What is going on?” asked the princess.
“Silence please,” replied the king. Daniel approached the stand and looks up.
“Miss, Livia,” said Lover Boy, as he got on one knee, and the whole crowd gasped.
Livia did not know what to say so he continued