The Miller's Attempt to Quiet the Knight

In the story of Joe's Canterbury, organizers held a contest telling stories. In his opinion it is appropriate for Cavaliers to talk about him for the first time. A sneaky owner manipulated the charm of straw and the knight won first prize. He depicts Roman loyalty and love epics, his brave attitude and classical social class in the classical era. Next, there is a story of Mirror imitating the story of the knight. Mirror's story is more contemporary and overlooks many of the ideals of characters in the Cavaliers story.

Summary and analysis of Miller's story When the Cavaliers ended, everyone decided that he said a noble story. Drunk Miller insisted that he did a noble story as Cavaliers said. The organizer tried to silence the mirror, but he urged him to speak. He says to talk about carpentry and his wife. His story is adultery. - It is closely related to the mirror story in the Canterbury tales and the similarity between the level's "Mirror Story" and "Thunder Story". They all deal with the relationship between a wicked man, an immoral story of all sexuality and violence, his wife and a young scholar. This proves that Miller and Leave are two very corrupt people. However, there are some differences in these stories too.

These similarities are "mirrors" that occur from "Mirror Story" to "Knight's Story". "The story of Mirror ... almost the same as the Cavaliers ... Afterwards nothing is the same but since it appeared if it appeared differently in the Cavaliers, so many things will soon be understood" The two stories (Cooper 111) are romantic Narrative is not as arrogant as the Cavaliers, these two stories also use their love triangle in their main role, and the two young people compete for feelings of the same young woman. (Rosignol 243)