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1. Re-read the description of the Friar in the "General Prologue." What are his character traits, his motives, his methods, etc.?

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1. Re-read the description of the Friar in the "General Prologue." What are his character traits, his motives, his methods, etc.?

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The Friar seduces young girls and then arranges their marriages. He loves money and knows the taverns better than the poor houses.

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2. Why do the Friar and the Summoner begin to argue? Why are they mad at each other?

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2. Why do the Friar and the Summoner begin to argue? Why are they mad at each other?

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The summoner is mad because of Friar's wicked tale so the summoner's tale about the Friar was wicked.

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In Chaucer's intentionalist realism and the Friar's Tale by Robert Myles, he brings up the question of "What is the difference between saying something and meaning it and saying it without meaning it?". This directly relates to The Friar because the Friar and the Summoner tell twisted tales about each other after they get mad at one another. Myles also describes how Chaucer involves realism and portrays the characters psychologically. Each character has their own reasons for saying what they said but it always relates to the basic nature shared between all humans. I