Why is it ironic that the summoner say that if Chaucer doesn't pay up, they will take it out of his flesh to demonstrate that ga

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Why is it ironic that the summoner say that if Chaucer doesn't pay up, they will take it out of his flesh to demonstrate that ga

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oksian1 [2.3K] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-12T14:15:04+03:00

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Answer: He tells them that anyone who is guilty of a serious sin will have no power to purchase his relics. The irony of his lecture is that these are sins, like gambling and drinking and swearing, that the Pardoner himself is guilty of.

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