What is the moral of the Nun's Priest Tale.
I think the main theme of the Nun's Priests Tale is about the dangers of flattery.Chauntecleer, a rooster, has a nightmare in which he is threatened in the farmyard by a strange orange beast.
Which excerpt best captures the moral of the nun's tale?The moral is never to trust a flatterer.The excerpt agrees with the moral since it means that it is better to be cautious and avoid people who give excessive praise.
The ideal of a medieval Christian man-at-arms is represented by the Knight.He has participated in many great crusades.The story of Chanticleer is well written and suggests that he is a self-effacing preacher.
The bestiary, or beast fable, is a type of story in which the characters are animals, and is often used to mock humans.Chanticleer the rooster is given the human qualities of pride in this tale because it is a satire.