In the prologue, the narrator describes twenty-seven of the pilgrims, detailing each person's occupation, appearance, clothing, and personality. this gives the reader great insight into the middle ages. the clothing worn defines each character, not just their appearance, but also their place in society.

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Andre Bray

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24 January, 18:36

In the prologue, the narrator describes twenty-seven of the pilgrims, detailing each person's occupation, appearance, clothing, and personality. this gives the reader great insight into the middle ages. the clothing worn defines each character, not just their appearance, but also their place in society.

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Antony Casey · Answer 1

If you are talking about the Canterbury tales, then all that you've said is correct. In the prologue, we get an insight into their lives, beliefs, behavior, and their position in the society.