Question

2.
Comment on the humour and irony in
Chaucer's 'Prologue to Canterbury Tales'​

Answer 1

Answer:

story name please i can't understand it

Answer 2

Answer:

i have not read the complete poem yet but from what I have read here it is

Explanation:

the most interesting character found thus far is of the madame eglentyne she is supposed to be a nun

but from what chaucer describes she speaks French which in that time only well educated and classy fashionable people spoke

she has table manners as nuns go they are supposed to sleep less eat little and pray to God but this woman loves to eat and is indeed described fashionable

though chaucer does not hate her he finds her amusing nonetheless

she cries when she sees a mouse hurt in a cage

but feeds her dogs meat without flinch

another interesting character is of the monk

monks are to follow a simple life of poverty obedience celibacy

but since the wealth of monestry increased the monk came to money and now owns estates and horses and enjoys hunting

hope this helps a bit