The Canterbury Tales | The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale Summary & Analysis | Geoffrey Chaucer

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It is great to summarise the Canterbury Tales in three munites, especially the Wife of Bath. Thanks a lot

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I forgot how willld The Canterbury Tales are lmaooo XD

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[@Nick_Taylor.]

Ladies, is it true? Do women really want the same power over her husband as over her lover? 1:47

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Mishaps for me

[@EinsteinJR2]

Pretty bad story on its own, also containing the "he/she did his/her best searching for X, but after Y time he/she didn't find it, only for X to appear before him/her at the end under some conditions" cliche, but if the purpose is to showcase her (The Wife of Bath) morality, then I believe that the story does a very good job.

[@AaronDGreen]

You are judging a 700-year-old tale in the modern light. It's very possible that this tale in particular was one of the things to initiate that cliche. Forgetting that, cliches are cliches because they're entertaining and worked.

[@fatimalakhtiry6190]

It is great to summarise the Canterbury Tales in three munites, especially the Wife of Bath. Thanks a lot