In the prologue of Caterbury Tales, there were many different characters mentioned. Geoffrey Chaucer had a very unique way of explaining and characterizing each character. He had a way of criticizing each character that covered the criticism with compliments. He showed the good and the bad side of everyone. Chaucer pointed out the many inherited flaws of human nature which still apply today. I was most interested in the way Chaucer described the Pardoner.
<Tab/>In Chaucer's descriptive Prologue of the characters, the Pardoner was described in unflattering terms. Chaucer expl…
