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Canterbury Prologue Pardoner Wife of Bath Sir Gawain & Greenie Le Morte D’ Wart

Name 3 hypocritical characters associated with the Catholic Church.

Nun/Prioress, Monk, Friar, Pardoner, (Wife of Bath)

Which character fought in the Crusades and in many battles for his baron?

The Knight

What does the Miller do that is dishonest?

Weighs down his scale so he can sell goods for at a heavier weight/price

Name the brothers who are described as being honest, hard working, and kind.

Parson and Plowman

Which character has earned money and power by blackmailing important people and accepting bribes?

Summoner

What is the Pardoner’s vice/sin?

Greed/Avarice

What, besides pardons, does the Pardoner sell?

Fake relics

What is ironic about the Pardoner’s tale?

It is about how greed is the worst offense

What was (probably) Chaucer’s motive in creating the character of the Pardoner?

Using satire as a way to safely criticize the corruption of the church

Name one of the two characters the Pardoner argues with at some point within the tales we read.

Wife of Bath (before her tale) and the Host (after the Pardoner’s)

Why is she called the wife of Bath?

She lives in Bath city and has been married 5 times

How is she a hypocritical character?

She pretends to be holy (taking pilgrimages and attending church regularly) but is selfish and arrogant

What point is she trying to make with her tale?

Women are superior to men and should have the authority in relationships

What are her flaws as a storyteller?

Her examples don’t make the points she intends them to (King Midas story, old woman’s decision)

Who are the king and queen in her story about the knight?

Arthur and Guinevere

Describe the ‘challenge’ the green knight gives to Arthur and his knights

Whoever accepts the challenge gets to swing an axe at the green knight’s head but must allow him to return the favor later on

How long does Sir Gawain have before he has to face the green knight?

One Year and One Day

How is the green knight’s ‘chapel’ described?

A desolate, hellish, nightmarish place

What is significant about the color green in the story, and provide at least 2 examples of it in the story

Green = hope, growth, rebirth. Examples: Green knight, green sash, green growth of plants around the ‘chapel’

Why did the green knight challenge Arthur and his knights in the first place? (2 possible answers)

1. He was asked by Morgana/Morgan to do it 2. He was curious about the courage and honor of Arthur’s famous knights

Who kills Arthur and how?

Mordred with a sword to the side of his head after Arthur stabs him with a spear

Why did the peace treaty between Arthur and Mordred break down?

A knight pulls out a sword during the discussions and all the soldiers were warned to be ready for anything resembling an act of war

Which knight is asked to throw Excalibur back to the lady of the lake? How many times does it take him to do it?

Sir Bedivere – 3 times

How was Mordred able to take so much of Arthur’s land without a fight?

Arthur and most of his knights were away at Lancelot’s castle (siege)

Who did Arthur miss on the battlefield in his final battle, and why was that knight absent?

Lancelot – he was considered a traitor and enemy after he killed some of Arthur’s knights (Gawain’s brothers) rescuing Guinevere