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The central topic, subject, or message of a literary work.

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The author's opinion about a topic.

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The central theme of "The Miller's Tale" is (insert TOPIC & AUTHOR's OPINION on topic), when (insert EVIDENCE) happens, we see (insert TOPIC) displayed.

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Alison tricks Absolon into believing she's going to give him a kiss.

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Alison tricks Absolon into believing she's going to give him a kiss.

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Chaucer's opinion is that lies and deceit are punishable. 

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Chaucer's opinion is that lies and deceit are punishable. 

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The central theme of "The Miller's Tale" is lies and deceit and Chaucer's opinion is that lies and deceit are punishable, when Alison tricks Absolon into believing she's going to give him a kiss, we see lies and deceit displayed.

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Absolon is in competition with Nicholas, and Oliver, for the affection of Alison.

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Absolon is in competition with Nicholas, and Oliver, for the affection of Alison.

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Chaucer's opinion is that rivalry also leads to a lost object of affection. 

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Chaucer's opinion is that rivalry also leads to a lost object of affection. 

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Neither Nicholas, Oliver, or Absolon keep Alison's affection that night!

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Nicholas, who tricks a not-so-bright carpenter, Oliver, in order to get the carpenter's wife, Alison, alone. 

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Nicholas, who tricks a not-so-bright carpenter, Oliver, in order to get the carpenter's wife, Alison, alone. 

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Chaucer's opinion is that you should stay way from too-clever people, like Nicholas--they get you into trouble.

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Chaucer's opinion is that you should stay way from too-clever people, like Nicholas--they get you into trouble.

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The central theme of "The Miller's Tale" is Lies and Deceit and Alison tricks Absolon into believing she is going to give him a kiss, when she tricks him we see lies and deceit displayed.

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The theme of "The Millers Tale" is cunning and cleverness. The authors opinion is that you should stay away from people who are really clever because they can get you into trouble. An example of cunning and cleverness is when Nicholas tricks Oliver (a not-so-bright carpenter), so he can steal Oliver wife and spend time with her.

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the central theme of the millers tale is  when you lie and trick people it never ends up well, when alison and nicholas tricked oliver and then he finds out there whole plan is ruined

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the theme of the miller's tale is cleverness and cunning. nickolas tricks oliver alson tricks nickolas and absolon we s

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The theme of the miller tales is deceit, trickery and cunning  and competitiveness ends in disaster 

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The theme of the miller tales is deceit, trickery and cunning  and competitiveness ends in disaster 

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-Alex

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The central theme of the millers tale is lies and deceit, Absolon, Nickolas and Oliver where in competition and Alison tricked them all and that is where the lies and deceit is displayed

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The theme of the " Millers Tale" is lies and deceit. Alison tricks absolon. Chaucers opinion is that lies and deceit are punishable.

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The central theme of "The Miller's Tale" is lies and deceit. The author's opinion is that lies and deceit are punishable. When Alison tricks Absolon into believing she's going to give him a kiss, we see Lies and Deceit displayed.

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The central theme of "The Miller's Tale" is lies and deceit, when Oliver trusted Nicolas with Alisa  happens, we see  lies and deceit displayed.