Chaucer in The Canterbury Tales clearly has a views of the marriage and the opposite sex as unworthy of a man's time because disappointments always follow. As one can tell, The women in these tales are greatly hated due to their personality and certain characteristics while the men are all liked in many was even if they are the main cause of the tragdies that unfold. Men are also pretrayed as innocent and honorable while they women are treated like property with no choise for their futures. Chaucer does touch on some cases where women are treated badly by men but shown that the men in return end up with little to no punishment. Lastly, Geoffrey Chaucer’s view on women in The Canterbury Tales is greatly satirized allowing him to be seen as
