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In the prologue about he Prioress we learn that she sings through her nose and speaks in old french. While dining she has a lot of manners never letting her food drop. She reaches for food with grace and has outstanding elegance. The prioress is also emotional and sympathetic towards animals. She cries when she see's them in pain or dead which is why she feeds dogs. She never dressed as like a poor person she made sure she looked nice. A piece of jewelry and she wore a golden necklace with the Latin writing "Amor Vincint Omnia".
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