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The Canterbury Tales depicts the Pardoner in three different lights: in the general prologue, in the Pardoner’s prologue, and in the Pardoner’s Tale. The general prologue shows the Pardoner’s outer characteristics. ... In the Pardoner’s prologue, he reveals that he makes his living out of avarice and is only concerned with winning. At the end of the Pardoner’s Tale, the Pardoner condones sinners and tells the pilgrims to buy pardons from him. All three perspectives tie in with each other to reveal that the Pardoner is greedy and takes people’s money by making them feel guilty.
Approximate Word count = 440 Approximate Pages = 1.8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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