In the story the lady or the tiger At the end of the story, it isn't clear to which door the king's daughter will send the youth. What does the fact that it was a hard choice for the princess suggest about her character?

The fact that it was a hard choice for the princess to send her lover either in the door where the lady was or the tiger suggests that she is a woman of resources and determination.

Explanation:

'The Lady or thhe Tiger' is a short stort written by Francis Richard Stockton. The story predicates about a princess and her lover, of which her father, the King finds out about. As a punishment, the King ordered a trial of choosing a door of the two, in which one holds a lady with whom her lover will marry and another contains a tiger, which wil devour him.

The princess uses her immense resources of gold to know which door would contain the lady and which will a tiger. The lover had to choose the door for himself but perceiving that the princess will help him get to the right door using her resources. But the princess was described as barbaric as her father.

This hard choice that the princess had to make suggests that she, like her father, was hot-tempered and barbaric, a woman of great resources, who holds the power to either give life to her lover or death.