Answer:
The correct answer to the question: What seems to be the Wife of Bath´s attitude toward the importance of physical beauty, would be, D: She believed that beauty could grow out of accepting people for who they are.
Explanation:
The Wife of Bath´s Tale, is part of the Canterbury Tales and it was originally written by George Chaucer, in the 14th century. This tale, narrates the events that take place when a Knight from King Arthur´s court is condemned to death, but is given a reprieve by Queen Guinevere. In his quest for pardon, and at the end of the time given to him to find an answer to the question: What do women most desire, he finds himself before a group of 24 women, all beautiful, except for an old woman. She is the one who finally gives him a correct answer to the Queen´s question, and thus saves his life in exchange for his hand in marriage. The Knight is appalled, for she is old and ugly, and on their wedding night she challenges him to choose: a beautiful young wife of whom he will never be sure if she is faithful or not, or an old, ugly woman who will always be loyal. He gives her the choice, and in the end, she changes into the beautiful woman. This shows that to this woman, what she most desired was to be seen first, and accepted, for who she truly was, and not for her physical beauty. That is why the answer is D.
Answer:
IT WILL THE FORCE DOWN FOR COMMING RINTH NOW
I believe the answer is D
It says Fallen multiple times.
Alliteration is the repetition of the same consonant within close proximity. For example, "the six sisters seemed sad" shows alliteration by repetition of "s." Thus, the three lines that show alliteration are:
Doth ask a divine drink (repetition of "d")
But thou thereon didst only breathe (repetition of "th")
Since when it grows, and smells, I swear (repetition of "s")
