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The nun does not match what i would expect a nun to act like, instead of giving herself to god she sings and tries to bring attention to herself.

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One character that would defiantly not match what you would expect from their title would be the Prioress. She's expected to be all godly like and she's the complete opposite in the story.

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The character I choose from the prologue would be "The pardoner" who is not at all who you would expect. The author introduces him as a person who works for the church, describes his hair color etc. Honestly, if you imagine someone that works for the church you wouldn't think that they would be liars but you would also think that a person of a church wouldn't steal or hear people out of money, in this case which of both he does.

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Well with my character The Knight, he was all dressed in a dirty jacket and doesnt like to show his wealth were as we would expect him to gloat about his wealth and statis yet he doesnt.

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A character who doesn't match their title, would definitely be the monk. Monks tend to live strict, destitute lives bounded by their religion. While the monk in the Canterbury Tales lives a very lavish lifestyle.

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The pardoner is not the way that people would normally think he would be. It states that he cheats people for money and pardoners are typically supposed to be holy. Pardoners are typically a 'man of God' yet he is cheating people out of money.

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The pardoner is deffinately not what you would think he should be. A pardoner should be a very holy man and follow the church and give his money back to the church. He should read the Bible often. But the pardoner in this tale is a sneak and tricks people out of their money and keeps it and doesn't live a very holy life. He's not a very pure man

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The Oxford Cleric is a man I would expect to be very intelligent in everything he does. To my surprise, this man is not. He spends all his money on books, no matter if he is starving or is given money from friends he still spends It on books.

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From their title, I wouldn't expect the nun to act the way she does.The nun is supposed to respect and present God but this nun is a "hoe" and likes to show off and perform.

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The Prioress isn't who I would think bc she is supposed to be a good Christian and Nun but she likes to show off and uses being a nun to show off her singing

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The character from the prologue that did not match what i expected was the nun I thought she was goin to be a good an loyal nun not a "whore" an have her cloths showin her boobs an stuff she wasnt the nun i was thinking about.

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I believe that the Parson wasn't anything that I thought he would be. When I thought about pastors, I thought about sometimes they can be bad people. SO the fact that the parson helps people out Really shocked me

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One of the characters from the prologue whose character doesn't match, what you would expect from their title, I would have to say 'The Pardoner.' My expectation for 'The Pardoner', when we first started reading him would be about this caring Priest that helps the people to come clean with their sins and be accepted by God. But in reality his a Priest with an evil side, he doesn't care about helping the sinners all he cares about is get the money for himself and singing. He is also very dishonest with the people and the church, and his very greedy.

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One person from Chaucers prologue whose character doesn't match what I expected from their title would be the Prioress because she is supposed to be a Christian woman (nun) but she is so full of herself, wanting to sing, and always wanting people's attention; when she should be serving the Lord and not making herself look like she's the Goddess.

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Agenda
-Prologue Presentations (collaborative groups)
-Begin Reading The Wife of Bath's Tale form the textbook. (about halfway though)