I believe that the lines are:
He had a fine veronica sewed to cap. His wallet lay before him in his lap, Stuffed full of pardons brought from Rome all hot.
So, from these lines that describe the pardoner in Chaucer's prologue to The Canterbury Tales, it can be inferred that <u>he was an unethical man</u><u> </u>because during this time, one could put on sale “pardons” and the pardoner made his money from selling “pardons”.
I think it is C. hope this helps!
Answer:
It was terryfying and traumatizing.
Explanation:
Africans were being seperated from their children and families during the slave trade, their own people was abandoning them and it was worse for them on the slave ship. They barely had two feet of space and they didnt have access to bathrooms. SO the answer should be pretty laid out as terryfying.
The correct answer is: Rascal.
Chaucer's Pilgrims on the Canterbury Tales were thirty, they are introduced one by one during the General Prologue as characters, such as the Knight, the Man of Law, The Clerk, The Merchant, among others. They can be classified into five social groups which are<em> women, military, merchants, clergy, and nobility or bourgeoisie.</em>
The rascal is not a group represented by any of Chaucer's Pilgrims.
