The story established the narrator when it starts talking about love and marriage is established that the wife of baths is talking

The opening talks about marriage and a small town and it represents the wife of baths

The opening identifies the POV by starting with a narrator who is not in the story. This tells us that is is inn a 3rd person POV.

the opening shows how the people act together and the consequences of the knights actions

It sets up the scene and it shows where they are and whats happening

It establishes how the narrator starts talking about the man and woman and their conversation and showing the opening scene

It introduces the knight as being flirtatious and doesn't follow the code of chivalry and the woman as a pretty scared and loyal lady the love between them

It introduces it in a 3rd person POV because the narrator can see everyone's thoughts and actions.

The opening says, "In the old days of glory..."(McCaughrean, 50) and this can engage the reader because of the word glory.

It says that the pilgrims are at the Tabard Inn so this sets the setting and helps the reader understand that there isn't a narrator telling the story of the wife of bath but it is the wife of bath telling a story about someone else.

It established the narrator when it was speaking of love and stuff because that is something the wife of bath would tell a story about.

The opening introduces the characters by talking about a town.

The opening identifies the POV by talking about the characters from a 3rd person POV.

The opening shows how the two people act towards each other and how the knight follows the code of chivalry

It shows what is happening by describing what is going on in that specific scene

It establishes the narrator because it is showing how he is describing each character and in his view. It is also showing the man and the women talking

It introduces them based on what there doing and it introduces how the knight likes the girl and is being flirtatious and doesn't follow the code of chivalry. It also shows how the women liked him but was going to be loyal.

It introduces it in 3rd person because the narrator knows and can see everyone's thoughts and there actions.

The opening engages the reader by demonstrating Sir Salvo's mistake in talking to a woman in Camelot. The etiquette in talking to a woman is that you are supposed to talk to her about the weather. Sir Salvo not only flirted with her, but kissed her as well.

The setting is in the middle of the forest in Camelot. It is the perfect place to not be seen and to hide out and do something wrong, just like Sir Salvo did.

The opening establishes the narrator showing that knights can't act foolish and must follow the code of chivalry at all times.

The opening introduces king Arthur and what the knights are doing in a descriptive way.

The beginning sets the scene of the middle ages with a king and many knights