Wow is an interjection. LOL i remember a song about it
The Pardoner is very frank about his cheating because he is proud of the way he acts and knows that deceiving people with religious concepts is very easy, even if those people know they are being deceived.
We can arrive at these answers because:
- The Pardoner is a corrupt clergyman who exploits the faith of people with false religious beliefs to seize their wealth.
- He's good at cheating and takes great pride in it showing all the cheating techniques he has.
- While wanting to explore the pilgrims, he shows off what he has achieved through the exploration of the faithful.
That's because he knows how people can be manipulated and deceived through religious concepts, even though these people know they are falling into a trap, as clergy can encourage fear and despair, leading people to give away what they have. That's why he's frank about his cheating.
More information about Pardoner at the link:
brainly.com/question/759489
Answer:
"...'Death and the Goose Boy' was ommited because of its baroque literary features;"
“’The Stepmother’ [was omitted] because of its fragmentary nature and cruelty;”
“…’The Faithful Animals’ [was omitted] because it came from the Siddhi-Kür….”
i answered this before to another person. literally the events that wrap up the book is in the summary the summary tells you it all but it doesn't mean you should copy the summary just use the summary for guidance
for example,
Slay" is a double entendre. It means to greatly impress and to annihilate. Brittney Morris's debut young-adult novel, SLAY, does just that. It tells the story of a young Black woman who has to be twice as much as her peers while secretly blaming herself for a senseless homicide that happened far from home.
