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One person who I think didn't match what they would be expected to be like in the prologue is the Knight. He's supposed to be chivalrous and protect women but he raped a lonely girl in the forest. Him doing that shows that he has no respect for other people's lives and doesn't deserve his noble status.

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The one person that you would not aspect from their tittle sthe perdoner. His job as a pardoner is to clear sins for people to to raise money for the church by selling relics. But yet all he does is lie and scam and cheap people of their money. And to top it off he keeps all the money for him self, he never gives any of it to the church.

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I chose the knight and that's because, he's sweet caring, humble, rich but dresses like a lower class person. He's wise and strong. But the knight Wife of Bath examples is a rapist, horrible man, no respect for the elderly, isn't humble and is rude.

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One character from the prologue whose character does not match what I would expect from their title is the pardoner because he supposed to be someone who is holy and he's supposed to takes away the sins of people, so they can be forgiven, but instead he doesn't really cleanse them of their sins, he scams them for their money instead.

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One character from the prologue whose character does not "match" what I had expected from their title is the Pardoner. The Pardoner sold indulgences and fake relics to people. He told people that greed was a sin and how money should be given away instead of keeping to oneself. The thing about that is, the Pardoner was filled with greed and kept the money the people had given away. The funny thing is, as he is selling people indulgences, he was sinning at the same time.

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Rebecca Schuler
The character that really doesn't match up in my eyes in the Canterbury tales is the Pardoner because he should be a really kind religious man but he scams people. Like he sales pigs bones and keeps the money. He is rude and is a fake religious person.

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One character that does not match what you would expect is Prioress. Instead of her being a normal nun, she is a hypocrite and a showoff

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In Canterbury Tales, The monks life is supposed to be simple, and full of ease and grace. But his life is hectic, he doesnt follow a typical monk like his article of clothing or his lack of praying.

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Brian Breedlove
The pardoner doesn't add up for me because he's supposed to be a religious man. He acts like it at some points but we know that he only wants money and doesn't care about anyone

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The Doctor would be expected to help you to get better and heal so that you might live longer. In this case the doctor only wants your money and could care less if you live. He would prescribe the wrong medication so that you would spend more money for more medicine when you weren't getting better.

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the pardener seems like a person who pardens with you for valubles

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In the canterbury tales there are characters that do not match there names. The pardoner for example should be a nice pure religious man but instead he is a scammer who takes advantage of people.

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The monk is a character that doesn't match what I would expect from a monk. Instead of living a very plain and simple life the monk lived lavishly. He also spends all his time hunting when he should be praying. He also dresses in very expensive cloths when he should be wearing a bare cloak.

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One person from the prologue whose character doesn't match what you would expect from their title is the Prioress. My expectation is that she would be very well mannered and polite as well as being modest and devoted to her God. The character of the Prioress is almost the opposite. She isn't at all modest, always wanting to be a show off of her education . She doesn't think of God, but of her own self interest and reputation she wants to uphold.

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