The stories offer distinctive formats. “The Canterbury Tales” offer multiple stories from differing perspectives. This provides a better insight into the familiar verbal storytelling culture of Middle English and medieval times. The stories are also structured into iambic rhyming pentameter providing a graceful and poetic versification of the stories. “Sir Gawain and The Green Knight” is written as an epic poem with line after line of alliterations giving the work a recurrent rhythmic sense. “Morte Darthur” is also written as a heroic epic while more simple in story telling form with breaks for opposing chapters separated by dramatic scenes, such as you would find in a play. Each form provides interesting reading portraying Middle English and
