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Chaucer is a wonderful poet and story teller. His poems are very interesting and deep. Canterbury Tales is a set of stories told by pilgrims. Unconditional love and devotion to religious is a major issue of his poetry. However, the themes of the tales include love, chivalry, dishonesty, sermon but most of them with a religious message.
Chaucer's little society of pilgrims serves as an interesting cross section of the larger society of England. In his stories, he had magical touch that makes every thing in the story worth living. The character of his stories is ridiculous, argumentative, and irrational .The character seems to be real with all human emotions and weakness. Some of these pieces are so hilarious. The miller’s tale is good example humor story.
when the a man and miller's wife want to sleep together and to prove that the miller is asleep, they keep pulling hairs out of his arse before they do it. The miller awake says they can but stop pulling his hairs. This is funny story about the foolish lovers. I was particularly intrigued by the Wife of Bath and her extreme feminist qualities. She forces her ideas of marriage and women’s rights on others, and believes they are right.
The Canterbury Tales is both a collection of unique characters and unique tales. It make me wounder how the writer exposed sexuality in fourteenth century. At the end, I realize pilgrimage never ends, How far we go in the computer world, storytelling tradition could not be abolished. Pilgrimage always going somewhere and that someone always has a story to tell to pass the time.
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Based on the text you provided, it seems that you are sharing your personal thoughts and opinions about Chaucer and his work, specifically "The Canterbury Tales." You mention that Chaucer is a wonderful poet and storyteller, and that his poems are interesting and deep. You also note that the themes in his tales include love, chivalry, dishonesty, sermon, and religious messages.
You further describe Chaucer's stories as having a magical touch, making everything in them worth living. The characters in his stories are seen as ridiculous, argumentative, and irrational, but also realistic with human emotions and weaknesses. You provide an example from "The Miller's Tale," pointing out the humor in the story.
Additionally, you mention being intrigued by the character of the Wife of Bath and her extreme feminist qualities, as she forces her ideas of marriage and women's rights onto others.
You conclude by reflecting on how Chaucer exposed sexuality in the fourteenth century and how storytelling tradition continues to be relevant in today's computerized world. You mention that pilgrimage never ends and that people always have stories to pass the time.
Overall, it seems you are expressing your appreciation for Chaucer's storytelling and the themes he explores in "The Canterbury Tales."