what were people view of the trail and how did they react to the result in the prose lady or tiger
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The story is told in third-person omniscient point of view. This means that the narrator knows the thoughts and actions of all the characters. The narrator sets the story in fairy-tale mode—“In the very olden time”—and then addresses the reader directly, in the first-person mode, after the young man makes his choice.
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Well, we don't know how the audience reacted to the result for the simple reason that we're never told what the result is. The final outcome—was it the lady or the tiger?—is left tantalizingly unresolved.
However, we do know how the audience in the arena react to the actual game...
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