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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yHGtvHsEbPE4yf_D2PmVvmcBys50kITC/view?usp=sharing

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Why is the Summoner referred to as a "pimp"?

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The most logical reason that the Summoner was called a "pimp" was because he was using prostitutes and working with other people to try and steal people's money.

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What does the Summoner in the Friar's Tale claim is his profession when he meets the "yeoman"?

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When the Summoner first meets the Yeoman, he claims that his occupation is a bailiff. However, the Yeoman is a devil, so he also claims to be a bailiff.

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Chaucer's Friar: A Portrait of Immorality

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Chaucer's Friar: A Portrait of Immorality

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In the essay, Chaucer's Friar: A Portrait of Immoralty, the author takes a point against the Friar claiming that he is a man of very low moral standards. The author begins by explaining that the narrator described him to be a snob, computed by greed, and that he acts in un-Christian ways to prove that he is corrupt in nature. I agree with the author in this scenario because the Friar clearly shows that he is corrupt by selling religious "favors" to people. In that time period, the sale of these was considered corrupt clergy by all. Furthermore, he performs many other acts and fraternizes with the rich rather than the poor, leading us to believe that he is, in fact, a man of low moral standards.

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This picture shows the Friar, from The Friar's Tale, dressed in his fairly new looking clothing. This is because he is supposed to be poor, but he pockets all of the money he makes from begging.

https://www.google.com/search?q=picture+of+the+friar+from+canterbury+tales&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS800US800&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiSseKMycHbAhWNHnwKHbrQA5MQ_AUICigB&biw=1024&bih=638#imgrc=qmb1r7Cq9gYYZM:
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The song "I'm Gonna Marry for Money" by Trace Adkins describes the Friar and his lifestyle in The Canterbury Tales.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcUDqKsBgsk

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Greed is Out by Hebert Logerie

Greed is out,
Yes, yes, let’s shout,
Again and again:
Greed is out.
Let’s spout, let’s shout!
Realized pain
And unrealized gain
Are not taxable.
Political contributions
Are not deductible.
No stock options!
The Stock Market
Lost its jacket
And its pants.
Common sense
Must prevail.
No bail, no bail,
For the crooked billionaire;
It is just, it is fair
To lock him up
‘Cause he is at the very top
Of the super-kleptomaniac list.
He is a mad genius;
He killed telepathically,
And he loved fame and money.
What a disgrace!
What a dishonest face!
No bail, no bail,
For such a whale!
Stock him in jail,
Squish him in hell,
Greed is out,
Let’s spout, let’s shout!

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The Swirl of Greed by Amitava Sur

Knowledge teaches us
How much is our need
Vices inundate
In the swirl of greed.

Increasing knowledge
Lessens the needs
Guides the soul
Towards wisdom and peace

Vices are like
Cancerous germs
Increases the greed
To destroy oneself.

Goal of life
Is to attain love and peace
With greed
We can never reach that place.

Greed is
Like a hunting trap
It allures, attracts
And ruins at last.

Increasing knowledge
Lessens the needs
Guides the a soul
Towards wisdom and peace