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After the lecture, the Old Hag gives the knight a choice (in the original it was "Fair by day and foul by night, or foul by day and fair by night) referring back to the issue of appearance and woman's fidelity. Chaucer changes the choice. What choice does Chaucer's Old Hag offer? Which does the Knight choose? 

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After the lecture, the Old Hag gives the knight a choice (in the original it was "Fair by day and foul by night, or foul by day and fair by night) referring back to the issue of appearance and woman's fidelity. Chaucer changes the choice. What choice does Chaucer's Old Hag offer? Which does the Knight choose? 

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The old women asked if the knight would rather her old and ugly but loyal till she dies or young and pretty and all over the place. The knight then tells the women that he will let her decide what she wants to do because she is his loving wife now.

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In the tale the Wife tells, the knight is forced to marry the Old Hag and on their wedding night she lectures him on "gentility" (gentilesse in the middle English) and defends her appearance, age, and poverty. What exactly does she say about in this sermon on gentility? 

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In the tale the Wife tells, the knight is forced to marry the Old Hag and on their wedding night she lectures him on "gentility" (gentilesse in the middle English) and defends her appearance, age, and poverty. What exactly does she say about in this sermon on gentility? 

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She says her appearance and age and wealth should have nothing to do with their marriage. She explains to the knight that if they are happy then none of that should matter. The old women also states that gentility should come from god alone and is passed down from the father.

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https://www.pdffiller.com/jsfiller-desk4/?projectId=188649783&expId=3442&expBranch=2#51929fbed4604a76ac5fe9b11f424c1c

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ne6tYhdmzceMWC8oixvggxM9ah3C5tdfGHCsLMiYzJY/edit#

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http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/jblake.htm

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LOOK AT WHAT LIES BENEATH
In the Wife of Baths story she portrays the Knight as being vain and only caring about beauty. He is then sent on a quest to find the truth within and crosses paths with the old women. She shows him that beauty isn't only on the outside but on the inside as well.

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Poem- The Empowered Women by Sonny Carroll

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Poem- The Empowered Women by Sonny Carroll

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The Empowered Woman, she moves through the world
with a sense of confidence and grace.
Her once reckless spirit now tempered by wisdom.
Quietly, yet firmly, she speaks her truth without doubt or  hesitation
and the life she leads is of her own creation.

She now understands what it means to live and let live.
How much to ask for herself and how much to give.
She has a strong, yet generous heart
and the inner beauty she emanates truly sets her apart.
Like the mythical Phoenix,
she has risen from the ashes and soared to a new plane of existence,
unfettered by the things that once that posed such resistance.

Her senses now heightened, she sees everything so clearly.
She hears the wind rustling through the trees;
beckoning her to live the dreams she holds so dearly.
She feels the softness of her hands
and muses at the strength that they possess.
Her needs and desires she has learned to express.
She has tasted the bitter and savored the sweet fruits of life,
overcome adversity and pushed past heartache and strife.

And the one thing she never understood,
she now knows to be true,
it all begins and ends with you.