The Canterbury Tales: Literary Analysis The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer tells the story of a group of pilgrims on their way to Canterbury who tell stories to one another to pass time. We get to read the 29 tales that the pilgrims told on their journey. “The tales told were just a collection of stereotypes about different people based on what occupation they had or what social class they belonged to” (Shmoop Editorial Team.) “Chaucer wrote this tale to show how greedy and corrupt church
the end of Act IV, and Act V obliges to celebrate the entire impression of marriage in a spirit of joyful pleasure. The multiple wedding towards the end of Act IV symbolizes the proper perseverance of the romantic issues that have affected the two young couples from the very start of the play. The developed and firm love of Theseus and Hippolyta is distinguished with the connection of Oberon and Titania, who’s bickering, has such a destructive control on the world surrounded by them. There will only