Read the summary of "The Pardoner's tale" from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (Photo) Why is it accurate to say that The Pardoners t
ale is filled with irony? A) It contains a moral message B) its events have unexpected twists C) It personifies Death. D) It pokes fun at human weakness. "Three young men are drinking in a tavern when they learn that Death, killing thousands in the present plague, has claimed the life of an old friend. The three vow to live for one another and to work together
From this summary of <em>The Pardoner's tale </em>from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, it is narrated that three young men are drinking together in a tavern when they hear that Death who has been killing thousands of people in a plague has taken the life of one of their friends. They decide to live for one another and work together.
It is accurate to say that this summary is filled with irony because it personifies Death.
Death here is described as a killer who has killed thousands and claiming the life of one of their friend.
Recall that personification is giving human attributes to an inanimate object.
I believe what he meant was that his belief in god was dead and that god to him was dead. Just like how many Jews were dying so was their hopes and beliefs due to their circumstances they were facing at the time.
