Collaborated With : Haley Stowe, Tia Jones, Taylor Williams, Megan Stevens, & Haley Kestler
Character Analysis: The Knight
- The author uses direct characterization but the narrator
relies on indirect characterizing to reveal key aspects about the knights
personality
Ex: Indirect: the
author shows that the knight is a leader when he takes on the roll to tell the
first story. Direct: the narrator states that in line 86 "...with agility
and strength."
- Chaucer displays a large and diverse range of attitude
towards life. The tales are satirical and comical. Another tone is also very
admiring towards the knight.
- Humor: As the plot continues to follow the plan, the irony
between the good knight and his death after achieving the goal of his dream
girl. The knight was given the chance to become free and leave his life behind
yet he returns to battle in order to win over the love of another girl. The
knight ultimately lead himself into his own death which was ironic because he
was originally freed by the other knight.
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