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How does the exotic setting, in "the very olden time," of "The Lady or the Tiger?" help readers relate to the story?

A.
It helps readers understand the princess's love for the young man.

B.
It makes the events in the arena more believable and likely.

C.
It allows readers to determine how the story ends.

D.
It suggests that the king's system of justice is sound.

Question

i will medal people need help
How does the exotic setting, in "the very olden time," of "The Lady or the Tiger?" help readers relate to the story?	
 
 A.
It helps readers understand the princess's love for the young man.
 
 B.
It makes the events in the arena more believable and likely.
 
 C.
It allows readers to determine how the story ends.
 
 D.
It suggests that the king's system of justice is sound.

anonymous · Answer

@aum

anonymous · Answer

I think it's B. because that's the only answer that contributes to setting.
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