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I'm sorry but what dialogue? I don't see anything that have a dialogue in sections 3, 4, and 5
Not sure.. I belelive it eould be A or C
Hope that helps you narrow it down
The summoner takes bribes, is ignorant and is a drunk. His gross moral nature is reflected by his vulgar outer appearance. In Chaucer's prologue he introduces the Summoner in a fit of rage against the friar. He then tells a tale of the Friar traveling through heaven with an angel, without seeing any friars.
Ok then? I didn't understand but ✨n i c e✨
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mostly passive voice!!!!!!!!!!!