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Hypocrisy Revealed in Canterbury Tales

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Although the Pardoner collects money from those who wish to be relieved of sin, he himself sins by soliciting money secretly for his own profit. This deliberate disregard for anything that does not profit him puts the Pardoner in the same category as the sinners of which he attains money from (Roberts 2)...
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The Pardoner is deceptive in how he carries out his job (Pardoner's 1). The Pardoner claims to have expensive artifacts, and "with these relics, anytime he [finds]/ Some poor up-country parson to astound" he sells it to the naive victim of his deception (Chaucer 697-98). The Pardoner lacks all concern for the well-being of any other person but himself...
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