Canterbury tales using a lesson you would learn in life
write my own version of the Canterbury tales using a lesson you would learn in life, I have to start with a frame story and explain the larger story in my prologue/ introduction. The “tale” has to be 50 lines long and include a few inverted sentences ( where the normal order of subject and verb are reversed). Thoughout the whole paper I have to use heroic couplets that rhyme at the end of each two lines. I also have to use iambic pentameter and include verbal irony, verbal satire, and physiognomy. Please try to include as many details as possible ranging from their appearence to their contribution to society as a whole. For the title I must tell what type of tale it is ( allegory, myth, chivalric romance, beast fable, Breton Lais, mock heroic, mock romance, etc.) Thank you!
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