Which evidence from Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale" best supports this theme?

Wealth offers no protection from fate.

A. Characters abandon God and are severely punished.

B. Characters fight great battles and are victorious.

C. Characters are protected from fate by their faith in God.

D. Characters amass great riches but later meet with misfortune

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Ernesto Rangel

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11 July, 03:14

Which evidence from Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale" best supports this theme?

Wealth offers no protection from fate.

A. Characters abandon God and are severely punished.

B. Characters fight great battles and are victorious.

C. Characters are protected from fate by their faith in God.

D. Characters amass great riches but later meet with misfortune

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Answers (2)

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Vinnie · Answer 1

If you don't have these options, another possible answer is C. Characters who are victorious in battle or accumulate riches meet with great misfortune later.

Devin Smith · Answer 2

"Character amass great riches but later meet with misfortune." Apex