3 years ago

Why does the pardoner characterize himself as a pigeon

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Pardoner is a character in the book “The Pardoner's Tale” which is written by Geoffrey Chaucer.

Pardoner characterize himself as a pigeon because he is a greedy person and he admitted that he is a fraud and he knew and tells the audience that he has fake relics but instead of this he still sells them to people.

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