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The Pardoner's Tale Analysis

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English

 

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Thomas J

 

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June 2, 2013

 

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He condemns drinkers and the problems they bring forth but contradicts himself in his earlier prologue. “Now let me drink the liquor of the grape / Now as I’ve drunk a draft of corn-ripe ail” (30-34). The Pardoner admits to drinking but later preaches against it. Insincerity for the Pardoner seems to have no restrictions since he feels no remorse in making others feel guilty for things that he himself participates in...
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Insincerity for the Pardoner seems to have no restrictions since he feels no remorse in making others feel guilty for things that he himself participates in. After all, this entire storytelling ordeal takes place in a bar, does it not? In his story he tells of three men on a search for death. None of whom expect to find death in the form of a heaping pile of gold, but the riches bring forth deception and greed that destroys all three...
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