How Does Chaucer Corrupt The Medieval Society

In the 14th century in The Canterbury Tales the General Prologue, Chaucer writes about how corrupt the medieval society is and the different social levels at this time period. Chaucer meets new people which were twenty five pilgrims including himself and on their journey they decide to tell four stories each . Chaucer writes a hundred and twenty stories on the way to and on the way back. The first character Chaucer writes about is the Knight who has won fifteen mortal battles and is very honorable and everyone trusts him . He carries himself modestly and does what's expected of him and for that he is considered to be in the upper class of the medieval society. The next character Chaucer wrote about was the Squire and he is the knight's