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<blockquote data-quote="evileeyore" data-source="post: 229034" data-attributes="member: 1768">The only story I know of concerning a lady and a tiger goes something like this, paraphrased:Two men desired a ladies attention.&nbsp; She couldn't choose between them as the both had equally desirable traits.&nbsp; So to solve the dilema she led them to a cave and said &quot;Inside lives a man eating tiger.&quot;&nbsp; She then throws her silk hanky into the cave and says &quot;I will marry the man that will retrieve my hanky&quot;.&nbsp; One man (a warroir type) says I shall go in and in he goes.&nbsp; The other (a businessman) says he shall not go in.&nbsp; From here there are two endings:In the first the warroir gains the hanky with no problems as there was no tiger (or it was just not home).&nbsp; He marries the lady and courage wins the day.In the second, the warroir is eaten and the businessman leaves with the lady.&nbsp; He buys her a new hanky, marries her and caution wins the day.I know not really helpful but maybe you could have the begining of the story writ between the doors and the endings on the doors.&nbsp; Let the players then decide which door is courage and which is caution.And a third ending has tigers behind both doors... hehehe</blockquote>

[QUOTE="evileeyore, post: 229034, member: 1768"] The only story I know of concerning a lady and a tiger goes something like this, paraphrased: Two men desired a ladies attention. She couldn't choose between them as the both had equally desirable traits. So to solve the dilema she led them to a cave and said "Inside lives a man eating tiger." She then throws her silk hanky into the cave and says "I will marry the man that will retrieve my hanky". One man (a warroir type) says I shall go in and in he goes. The other (a businessman) says he shall not go in. From here there are two endings: In the first the warroir gains the hanky with no problems as there was no tiger (or it was just not home). He marries the lady and courage wins the day. In the second, the warroir is eaten and the businessman leaves with the lady. He buys her a new hanky, marries her and caution wins the day. I know not really helpful but maybe you could have the begining of the story writ between the doors and the endings on the doors. Let the players then decide which door is courage and which is caution. And a third ending has tigers behind both doors... hehehe [/QUOTE]

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