In the story The Canterbury Tales the General Prologue it basicly is talking about how all these people or characters in the story are all going on a pilgrimage. I think that the social classes of this story can be thought of as corrupt in chaucer's eyes during the time. Chaucer i feel like only saw people that only cared about themselves and did as they please whether it was right or wrong.
Chaucer was telling how society was so corrupt and how everything was never done correctly and people thought that everything was okay to do. The characters were mostly corrupt and their jobs were to do with religious acts or to helps others in society. The characters were dark and didn't do what they were taught to do. Five of the seventeen characters
Chaucer was telling how society was so corrupt and how everything was never done correctly and people thought that everything was okay to do. The characters were mostly corrupt and their jobs were to do with religious acts or to helps others in society. The characters were dark and didn't do what they were taught to do. Five of the seventeen characters