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Prologue: The pilgrims tell the stories to help pass the time " to while the time in tales and fun" ( Chaucer 24)

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Prologue: The pilgrims tell the stories to help pass the time " to while the time in tales and fun" ( Chaucer 24)

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Prologue: to make the Pilgrims tell stories, the host tells them " the rebel who disobeys..., he pays" (Chaucer 25 )

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Prologue: to make the Pilgrims tell stories, the host tells them " the rebel who disobeys..., he pays" (Chaucer 25 )

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The Knights tale: the Knights Tale is the first story in the Canterbury Tales " it is for me to start the game" ( Chaucer 26 )

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The Knights tale: the Knights Tale is the first story in the Canterbury Tales " it is for me to start the game" ( Chaucer 26 )

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The knights tale is in two parts, the first part is about a King, and he sees many women grieving. He asks them why they are  upset, and the oldest woman responds  that she was a queen and her husband was " King Capaneus... that died at Thebes" ( Chaucer 28 )

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The knights tale is in two parts, the first part is about a King, and he sees many women grieving. He asks them why they are  upset, and the oldest woman responds  that she was a queen and her husband was " King Capaneus... that died at Thebes" ( Chaucer 28 )

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The second part about the Knights tale is about two knights who get imprisoned forever " be kept as perpetual prisoners" ( Chaucer  30 )

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The second part about the Knights tale is about two knights who get imprisoned forever " be kept as perpetual prisoners" ( Chaucer  30 )

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The two prisoners that are kept forever are named " Arcita" and "Palamon" (Chaucer 30)

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The two prisoners that are kept forever are named " Arcita" and "Palamon" (Chaucer 30)

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Arcita and Palamon have no hope of ever leaving because " No ransom for them" (Chaucer 30). " Year after year went by, day after day" (Chaucer 31 ). 

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Arcita and Palamon have no hope of ever leaving because " No ransom for them" (Chaucer 30). " Year after year went by, day after day" (Chaucer 31 ). 

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One day, Arcita and Palamon see a beautiful woman named "Emily",  Palamon sees her from his jail cell. surprised(opening adjective), Palamon immediately falls in love with her  and he is so (infatuated) with her beauty he doesn't know if she is a woman or a goddess "Woman or goddess, which? I cannot say" ( Chaucer 32)

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One day, Arcita and Palamon see a beautiful woman named "Emily",  Palamon sees her from his jail cell. surprised(opening adjective), Palamon immediately falls in love with her  and he is so (infatuated) with her beauty he doesn't know if she is a woman or a goddess "Woman or goddess, which? I cannot say" ( Chaucer 32)

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Then, Arcita sees Emily, and falls in love too.

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Then, Arcita sees Emily, and falls in love too.

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Eventually Arcita gets released, but he is without Emily, and he feels UNREMENTING (WW) sorrow. Palamon doesn't get released, but they both are suffering because they can't ever talk to Emily.

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Eventually Arcita gets released, but he is without Emily, and he feels UNREMENTING (WW) sorrow. Palamon doesn't get released, but they both are suffering because they can't ever talk to Emily.

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The next tale is about a Knight who forces a maid to do a unchristian thing which I will not type out. The knight is to be put to death, but the Queen intervenes. The knight is told that he has one year to find out what women want, and if he can answer he will be pardoned fully. The Knight rides everywhere across England, and he asks every woman what they want. but unfortunately for the Knight, all of the women say different things. Until he finds an old witch who tells him that women want to have power over their husbands. The knight then returns to the Queen and says " a woman wants the self same sovereignty over her husband as her lover" (Chaucer 286). The Knight then marries the old woman, but when the knight finally lets her have a choice in the relationship, she transforms into a beautiful woman and they live happily ever after.

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The next tale is about a Knight who forces a maid to do a unchristian thing which I will not type out. The knight is to be put to death, but the Queen intervenes. The knight is told that he has one year to find out what women want, and if he can answer he will be pardoned fully. The Knight rides everywhere across England, and he asks every woman what they want. but unfortunately for the Knight, all of the women say different things. Until he finds an old witch who tells him that women want to have power over their husbands. The knight then returns to the Queen and says " a woman wants the self same sovereignty over her husband as her lover" (Chaucer 286). The Knight then marries the old woman, but when the knight finally lets her have a choice in the relationship, she transforms into a beautiful woman and they live happily ever after.

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I believe what women want depends on the woman. Enough said.

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I believe what women want depends on the woman. Enough said.