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14 Cards in this Set
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Five Guildsmen |
Haberdasher, carpenter, weaver,dyer, tapestry maker |
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Harry Baily |
Host proves himself to be a very good tour guide, a position that is very hard to fulfill since he has to please such a wide variety of pilgrims. He proves himself capable of handling most of the arguments and keeping everyone in line |
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Thomas A Becket |
Saint Thomas of Canterbury. |
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first pilgrims |
The pilgrims presented first are representative of the highest social rank, with social rank descending with every new pilgrim introduced. Following this class are pilgrims whose high social rank is mainly derived from commercial wealth. Included in this group are the Merchant, who illegally made much of his money from selling French coins (a practice that was forbidden in England at the time); the Sergeant of Law, who made his fortune by using his knowledge as a lawyer to buy up foreclosed property for practically nothing; the Clerk, who belongs with this group of pilgrims because of his gentle manners and extensive knowledge of books; and the Franklin, who made enough money to become a country gentleman and is in a position to push for a noble station. |
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last pilgrims |
The last group of pilgrims include those of the immoral lower class. Among this group of pilgrims are the Manciple, who profits from buying food for the lawyers in the Inns of Court, and the vulgar Miller, who steals from his customers. The Reeve tells dirty stories and cheats his trusting young master, and the corrupt Summoner takes bribes. Last, and most corrupt in this litany of undesirables is the Pardoner, who sells false pardons and fake relics. |
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First Storyteller |
The knight |
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Camelot |
King Authors Kingdom |
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Pentangle |
Faultless in 5 senses Practices 5 chivalric traits never failed in his 5 fingers Places trust in wounds of christ Derives strength from 5 joys of mary |
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Morgan Le Fay |
1.2 sister to authur, sorceress |
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Three hunts |
three days at castle, three hunts, three animals, three temptrations, three exchanges, three kisses, three blows from the ax |
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Guinevere |
authurs wife, queen of camelot |
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Bob and wheel |
last 5 lines of stanza, bob is line 1, wheel is 4 lines |
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Pardoner |
travels selling church pardons |
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oxford cleric |
mean, lean, threadbare cloke, reads, eager to learn and teach, CLERK |
