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Miss Schultz 10/18/2010 10:36 AM |
The Reeve tells this tale to get back at The Miller for telling a tale about a silly carpenter that gets fooled by a cleric and a parish clerk. The Reeve, a carpenter by trade, was offended by the negative portrayal of a carpenter. Do you think he succeeds in "getting back at" The Miller? Why or why not? Include specific details from the text and the Reeve's characterization of The Miller in his tale. |
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