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The Medieval Time Period
Review for the Unit Exam!!! Thank you Ms. Cooke!!!
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Background Information
What were the reasons people would go on pilgrimages? Atone Give thanks Be healed Earn blessing Buy shoes
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Seven Deadly Sins… What are they?
PEWGALS Is that stinky girls? NO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seven Deadly Sins… What are they? Pride Envy Wrath (anger) Gluttony Avarice (greed) Lust Sloth
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What are Cautionary Tales?
Warned against certain behaviors- 3 types Fable- brief story with a moral (Wife of Bath- mystical element) Parable- story that parallels a general lesson about morality Exemplum- provides specific example of a moral rule (Pardoner’s Tale)
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Characters that we care about… or the ones we took notes on..
Knight? All that a knight should be Honors God- goes on pilgrimage soon as he leaves battle Squire Knights son Follows same code, more interested in girls
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What elements are these? Oh yeah- indirect and direct characterization!
Prioress Nun Acted very refined, but it was an act Still has jewelry, pets Monk Hunts, wears fur-trimmed clothing Ignores doctrine that alters his lifestyle Knew was doing wrong
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More characters! Friar Wife of Bath Beggar, greedy- but charming
Corrupt Doesn’t follow celibacy vow Wife of Bath 5 husbands Thinks highly of self
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And some more Parson Perfect example of what a priest should be
Summoner Summons people to church court Like a mobster Skin Condition Pardoner Sold fake relics Pockets money that should go to church
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Pardoner’s Prologue What does he preach about?
Greed- money is the root of all evil What sin is he guilty of? Greed
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Pardoner’s Tale Ironic Story Preaches how money is root of all evil
Three rioters Friend killed by death (personification) Old man tells them where death is Find Gold (symbolic of death) Get greedy All die
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Wife of Bath’s Prologue
Synopsis of 5 husbands First three good She manipulated them Next two bad They manipulated her Needs a challenge Became happy when she gained control
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Wife of Bath’s Tale Knight raped a woman- punished by queen
Had to find out what women really want No two agree Had to marry a hag- let her make a choice Became a devoted and beautiful woman
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Moral of the tales Pardoner Wife of bath
The love for money can make people commit horrible acts- exemplum Wife of bath Men and women should have equal voices in their marriage- fable
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