The clerks tale main character-Walter divorces
her and marries her daughter,
What tale- the clerk’s
tale
What drew you to
you-started off with the character being intellectual
Describe the main
character-the main character is Griselda she is patient, virtuous, poor,
steadfast, devoted, rich in Morales, very beautiful,
How does Chaucer
represent the tale-self-aware of his own focus
How does he characterize
the protagonist-direct characterization through the dialogue of the other
characters and indirect characterization through her actions.
What genre does this
represent-a morale tale that is used to represent how to act in times of
adversity.
How does characterization
and events in this tale represent the larger theme-irony because they act
opposite of what the status defined them as.
How would you change the
tale to make it better-something really good should have happened to Griselda
or there to be justice in the end. For her not to be manipulated willingly.
How would the tale be
different-if Griselda had a higher economic status they probably would still
get together because of their morals, her status would not have been taken
advantage of. If the main characters gender were to have been changed then they
probably would not have been able to be together regardless of how they felt
about each other because they would not have been able to have a relationship.
What techniques helped to
improve the story-direct characterization and depicting how Griselda acted as
she was treated badly.
How can you use these
techniques to improve your writing-using characterization better and his use of
placing characters in adversity.
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