?

If he asked the truth-teller, the TT would tell him the truth about what he WOULD
have told the truth about in the first place..... and that would be the Escape door.

But, the Incessant-liar (IL) would lie about what he would have said originally (he
WOULD have pointed to the Tiger door - hence NOW he must lie about even that statment
so... he points to the ESCAPE door).

In the end, either man MUST point to the ESCAPE door.

Basically, you have to cheat and really ask TWO questions cleverly phrased as
one question. The second question asks the legitimicy of the first... so the liar
is forced to lie about a lie.... therfore forcing the truth out of him. He HAS to lie
... no way out for him.

>Close but not quite right.
>
>>If I were to have asked you which door is the Escape Door, what would you have said?
>>
>>>You are a captive in a far away land. The king offers you you freedom if you can pass the following test:
>>>
>>>You are to be placed in a room with two doors. Behind one door is a ferocious tiger, behind the other is your escape. 30 feet above each door is a window where a man is sitting. One man always tells the truth, the other is an incessant liar. You may ask only one question.
>>>
>>>To ensure your safe passage, what should your question be?