Front | Back |
Not finely dressed
Wise Humble Modest |
The Knight
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Prettyboy
Lover Seeks attention Flashy clothes |
The Squire
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Green coat and hood
Neatly sheathed Head like nut Proudly dressed |
The Yeoman
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Graceful
Dainty Elegant Coral trinket Nice clothes Wears jewelry "Speaks" French |
The Nun (Prioress)
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Nice clothes
fat Uses money Lover's knot Should not be out and about Fine clothing |
The Monk
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Supposed to beg
Clothing like a pope Plump Has money that should go to church Goes to taverns Goes to villages with more wealth Gets in fights when drunk Pale (spending time indoors) |
The Friar
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Neat beard
Expensive clothing Brags about money, but in debt Tries to be noticed, but not memorable at all |
The Merchant
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Man of learning
NERD not well-balanced Loves books |
Oxford Cleric
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Expensive clothing
like the nun appears wise boring doing easy things for money |
The Serjeant at the Law (The Man of Law)
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Good-natured, high-colored
Fat White beard Jolly Generous Collected taxes Glutton Food |
Th Franklin
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Liked new things
Knives of silver Wealth Trophy wives Nouveau-riche Flashy rich |
The Haberdasher, dyer, carpenter, weaver, and carpet-maker
(The Guildsmen) |
Ulcer on knee
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The Cook
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Pirate
Stole wine |
The Skipper/Shipman
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Ripped off patients
Cunning Friends with apothecary Red garments, slashed with grey |
Doctor
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Proud
Good at cloth-making Independent Married one man who she actually liked and led to deafness "Friends" Well-traveled Flirt |
The Wife of Bath
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