A Comparison Of Valor And Nobility In The Canterbury Tales
As we map out our journeys across the Earth one must ponder life's moral ambiguities and it's based upon this analysis is where we get our values.. This decides our life altering choices' and so which values should loved and praised as well as scorned with hatred by the people? I hope to induce a solid foundation upon which we can conclusively agree that valor and nobility are much greater than their self-serving counterparts.
In the Canterbury Tales there's no better example of valor than the Knight. A man renowned for his valor during battle and noble graces. These traits were noted by the great Chaucer, "He’d seen some service with the cavalry In Flanders and Artois and Picardy And had done valiantly in little space" (Lines: 86-88) and
In the Canterbury Tales there's no better example of valor than the Knight. A man renowned for his valor during battle and noble graces. These traits were noted by the great Chaucer, "He’d seen some service with the cavalry In Flanders and Artois and Picardy And had done valiantly in little space" (Lines: 86-88) and