She warns that men who did not give their wives authority would be unhappy
Explanation:
In Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales," the Wife of Bath asks the Knight whether he prefers to have a submissive ugly wife or a beautiful but unfaithful one. Since the Knight lets her make the decision, at the end of the story she has the power to decide over her husband. Thus, she warns women not to please men and to marry the gentle and respectful ones.
