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Question 1 According to the Friar's Tale: What is a Summoner's job, how does this Summoner go about his business, what are his motives and methods?

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Question 1 According to the Friar's Tale: What is a Summoner's job, how does this Summoner go about his business, what are his motives and methods?

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According to the Friar's tale the Summoner is someone who assists the archdeacon in going around and getting money for the church. The Summoner´s motives and methods are very shady as he will use spies to learn of people's secrets to exploit them and profit off of them. He is a thief the Friar describes. He partners with prostitutes to learn of people's secrets.

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Question 2 What does the man with his cart stuck in the mud say and why doesn’t the devil comply with his request? What bargain do the devil and the Summoner make; what are its terms?  

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Question 2 What does the man with his cart stuck in the mud say and why doesn’t the devil comply with his request? What bargain do the devil and the Summoner make; what are its terms?  

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The man with his cart stuck in the mud says, "May the fiend fetch you, body and bones, as sure as you were born!" The devil doesn't comply with this request because the farmer doesn't mean what he really said. The summoner and fiend enter into a partnership to be brothers and the summoner abides by this partnership even after finding out he is working with a demon. The terms are that they will go about their business but will share profits,

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Chaucer's intentionalist realism and the Friar's Tale

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Chaucer's intentionalist realism and the Friar's Tale

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In the essay I read, the author argued that Chaucer understood the intentions of all signs in his stories. In this article the author questions the difference between saying something and meaning it and saying something and not meaning it. He states ¨Chaucer understands the intentional structure of all signs, based on the paradigm of language.¨ He argues that this is three-level semantics and is the heart of Chaucer´s poetry. Through this, the author says Chaucer is enabled to portray his characters psychologically. I agree with what the author is saying because through the symbols Chaucer creates in the story, it allows you to understand the characters thinking better. The reference to the yeoman coming from the north in the poem was a reference to him coming from hell. This symbolic speech allows the reader to better understand the characters.

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Crooked businessman yet job is humanitarian.

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Crooked businessman yet job is humanitarian.

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Both the friar and the summoner are supposed to be people in society who get money for a cause. The friar begs on behalf of the poor while the summoner gets money for the church. However, the summoner profits off of this money and the friar does the same. Both of these characters are supposed to be doing society a good thing and both take advantage of other people. This is why I described them both as crooked businessmen while their job is to be humanitarians.

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Trace Adkins
Marry for Money
She was pretty
She was smart
She was witty
Yeah she had charm
Cupid shot me
That's what got me down the aisle
But that match made in heaven
Went straight to hell
Split up our possessions
Put the house up for sale
And I learned a lesson I won't be forgetting
Next time around

I'm gonna marry for money
I'll be so damn rich it ain't funny
I'm gonna have me a trust fund, yacht club, hot tub piece of the pie
Find me a sweet sugar mama
With a whole lot of zeros and commas
Don't really care if she loves me
She can even be ugly
I'm gonna marry for money

I won't have to love her family
I won't have to like her friends
And if it works out like I planned it,
I won't ever have to work again

I'm gonna marry for money
I'll be so damn rich it ain't funny
I'm gonna have me a trust fund, yacht club, hot tub piece of the pie
Find me a sweet sugar mama
With a whole lot of zeros and commas
I don't care if she loves me
She can even be ugly
I'm gonna marry for money

Show me the money

Cha-ching

Y'all I'm gonna find a wife
On a leer jet the old lady buys me
I'll call her sweet heart and honey if she's a hundred and twenty
I'm gonna marry for money
I don't care if she loves me
She can be really ugly
I'm gonna marry for money

Oh, cha-ching
Mucho deniro

Come over here you good lookin' thing, you
Oh, there's your walker in the corner
Over, over