The Rape In The Wife Of Bath's Tale
In one of many Canterbury’s tales, “The Wife of Bath’s Tale” focuses on a knight who committed a rape crime, and was sentenced to seek out the answer of every woman's request or he would die. The knight marries an old unattractive woman, as a last hope to fulfilling his sentence. The knight was given the opportunity to change the woman he married to becoming an ugly, old, and trustable wife or a young, attractive, unloyal wife. The knight answered correctly, receiving both of what he wanted in his wife, thus the knight deserves this reward.
The knight committed a wrongful crime, instead of being retained as his sentence; he was given the opportunity to seek out the answer of what every woman desires as a assimilation of his crime. Having the
The knight committed a wrongful crime, instead of being retained as his sentence; he was given the opportunity to seek out the answer of what every woman desires as a assimilation of his crime. Having the