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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

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English

 

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April 21, 2016

 

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The mean pleads and pleads to be acquitted of his charge so the queen of the time says he will not be hung if he finds the answer to a certain question. The question is "What is it women most desire." He is given one year and one day to find this answer and until the day before his "judgment day" he has numerous answers from many different women...
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Finally the night before he goes to an older woman and she offers him a trade the answer for him. The answer she gives him, which is the correct answer is that women want control. His life is saved by this woman whom he now owes his life to, and this old woman becomes a "Wife of Bath." Despite her age, we do not know much of her background either but we know she knows how to control a man because of how she treats the one she has been given...
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