Is Chaucer writing it from his own perspective (which makes sense), or is he employing her specifically for the priest's tale?
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Okay, so if you've read this tale, I really want to know why the woman is God. Is Chaucer writing it from his own perspective (which makes sense), or is he employing her specifically for the priest's tale?
Is Chaucer writing it from his own perspective (which makes sense), or is he employing her specifically for the priest's tale?
I wish i knew why..I have not read the story yet but my class is about to..I heard that it is a very good story though
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