In the canterbury tales, chaucer encounters pilgrims and they agree to tell chaucer two stories on their travel. Before they start to talk about the stories, chaucer describes the pilgrims in physical detail revealing their inner nature. Three of the pilgrims that chaucer described their inner nature are the Wife of Bath, the Monk, and the Clerk. These specific pilgrims are described in a unique way. He is not just describing the physical features he is describing who they really are.
In the story Chaucer begins to describe each pilgrim, and the Wife of Bath is one of them. She is called the wife of bath because she is from the city called bath and is and she is an expert at being a wife. She seemed to be a professional wife. He describes
In the story Chaucer begins to describe each pilgrim, and the Wife of Bath is one of them. She is called the wife of bath because she is from the city called bath and is and she is an expert at being a wife. She seemed to be a professional wife. He describes