Love in Knight's Tale and Wife of Bath's Tale

I love the story of the knight and the story of Bath. "Canterbury Tales" was written by Geoffrey Chaucer around 1386, a collection of stories talked by pilgrims during religious pilgrimage. Two of the stories, "The Story of the Knight" and "The Story of the Bath" contain relationships of different love and different love. Some love is based on aristocracy, some are enforced, and some are based on mutual respect for each partner. My view of love combines the stories talked about in the Canterbury Tales.

In the Canterbury story written by Geoffrey Chaucer, the knights and wives of Bath are similar and different. The knight represents a noble and military mansion, and Bath's wife represents the middle rank. Bath's knight and wife are fearless. Cavaliers is a fearless and valuable person, he fights in the Crusades, Bath's wife is not afraid of her view on love. Similarities between Bath's Knight and his wife ... The only bus wife in Canterbury's story, Joseph is using Bath's wife to represent the equality and bowing conditions of a medieval woman . Male dominated society

In the story of Cavaliers, two men were fighting for the love of a woman, and in "bathing wife" the man married a woman he did not want. In "Bathing Wife" men use girls instead of them, and in the story of Cavaliers, Arcite and Palamon are concerned about Emelye so they can win their heart. There is no similarity between these stories, except that men try to achieve their goals.

Bath's story keeps us away from the ideal court love account. There are knights and fair girls here, but they are not traditional prototypes. The knight of this story is not a noble person, but a rogue. The first action he participated turned out to be a rape of a young woman. Likewise, fair girls in stories are far from chastity, because people like priests and knights often harass or rape them. These are not glorious athletes participating in stylized ceremonies of court love. Indeed, promotion of transcendental love and diversity plays a small role in the story. Because power is revealed as a real goal for both men and women. The knight who raped her to rule a woman finally found that women wanted the most to control their partner. This illuminates the dark side of the pattern of love in the court where the knight is considered a servant of a woman. She is a mistress.