“The Wife of Bath”. Respond to the following prompt- 10 min What theme (message) can be applied to the “Pardoner’s Tale”? Be sure to provide evidence.

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“The Wife of Bath”

Respond to the following prompt- 10 min What theme (message) can be applied to the “Pardoner’s Tale”? Be sure to provide evidence from the text (include line and page number). Be sure to explain how this text evidence supports your answer. Written communication, not verbal. Write the entire 10 minutes.

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