Period 6 Wife of Bath's Tale Review by Ian Haas

Group 6

2024-11-12 17:42:30 UTC

The two choices were that it was either a wife who was ugly and faithful or a wife that was pretty and unfaithful. The knight then decided to give the crone the choice, and in the end, the crone became beautiful and faithful.

Group 1

2024-11-12 17:43:44 UTC

The wife and the prioress encapsulate drastically different characters- their characters hold contrasting priorities in life. The wife is incredibly lust-driven and has married many times, while the prioress is much more "pure" and is focused on true abstinence and the fact of saving oneself for god entirely. The prioress speaks to the wife in a way that conveys she may find herself superior to the wife.

Group 5

4806832650 — 2024-11-12 17:45:20 UTC

The ultimate response in the text was that women wanted control. This is foreshadowed by the Wife hinting at killing her husbands when they got to controlling over her.

Group 2

4804172330 — 2024-11-12 17:47:07 UTC

The wife wanted all her husbands money and didn't really want love. They were the best to her because of their wealth.

Group 5

4806832650 — 2024-11-12 17:48:30 UTC

The ultimate response in the text was that women wanted control. This is foreshadowed by the Wife when she hints at killing her husband after they got to controlling over her.

Group 3

4804292682 — 2024-11-12 17:49:00 UTC

The knight was introduced being called a lusty young knight who was riding from the river. He isn't an honorable knight like the rest and doesn't follow the Knights Code.

Group 2

4804172330 — 2024-11-12 17:50:05 UTC

The wife only like her husbands for their wealth. She always wants to be married and have control/power.

group 5

2024-11-12 17:51:55 UTC

The ultimate reasponce in the text was that women wanted control. This is foreshadowed by the wife hinting at killinng her husbands when they got to controlling over her.

Group - 4

4806852174 — 2024-11-12 17:54:20 UTC

The knight was a deadman if he didn't get help from the crone. He had to marry her otherwise he would have been dead.