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1 Characterization Reeve, Summoner, Knight, Squire Yeoman Period 5

2 The Yeoman! lines: 103-121. <3 Occupation: Nobleman’s attendant Personality: N/a Words or Thoughts: N/A Actions: He bore a mighty bow Appearance: Wore a coat and hood of green, peacock-fearthered arrows, head like a nut, his face was brown Other reactions to him: The squire choose to ride with him Modern-Day Equivalent: Green arrow

3 The Summoner Lines 639-664 The Summoner was a cheating man who children feared. He had a flame colored face, for he possessed carbuncles, which give him large pimples, patches of red skin, which is what had caused the children to run when they saw him. The summoner was also a drunk, with black scabby brows, a thin beard, had hair yellow as wax that hung down his shoulders, bulging eyeballs, wore a hat, soft voice, & narrow eyes. No medieval skin medicines could make his blemishes disappear. He liked to drink his strong, red wine, loved to teach birds how to speak, garlic he loved, and onions too. He had no job, but was known as a kind rascal. By: Ashley J, Kevin H, Miguel F., & Emily E.

4 Squire Lines: 80-102 Occupation: Cadet, he is the son of a knight Words and Thoughts: He hoped to win his lady’s grace Personality: He is a lover, he is 20 years of age Actions: He can make songs, knows how to sit and ride a horse, he was hoping to get a girl friend, he likes to play the flute all day, he know how to dance, draw and he did not sleep very much, he has seen some service(Battle). Others reactions to him: N/A Appearance: He wears short shorts, he has blonde curly hair, he wore long sleeves Equivalent of Today: Jock Francisco Rivas, Christian Ortiz,Joshua Urbano, Michael Nishi, Samuel Mikhail

5 The Reeve Occupation: Farmer/ Carpenter (615,630) Personality: Easily irritated and naturally angry (603) Words or Thoughts: Never had to owe a debt (618) Actions: He worked on a farm and the animals would listen to him. (615) Appearance: He was thin and had a shaven beard close to his skin. (604) Others Reactions to Him: Feared by many (620) MDE: Donald Trump/ Farmer

6 The Knight Line: 43-80 Occupation: Knight Personality: distinguished man, noble, chivalrous, courageous, wise, and generous Words or Thoughts: N/A Action(s): He went to battle, in jousts, Appearance: wore fustian, tunic stained and dark, armor Others Reactions to Him: He was sovereign to all eyes, Modern Day Equivalent: Soldier

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