ENG110Y5 Lecture 4: ENG110 Notes 4.docx
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The nun"s priest tale: the monk tells the same kind of story repeatedly, he promises to tell a nice funny tale (with no moral), it seems, in the beginning, that he is going to break that promise, beast fable: a tale in which animals behave like human beings, this tale is similar to the cinderella tales because it seems as though it is veered towards a younger audience, a patient and simple woman, a lot of methods of interpreting dreams are similar (historically, exempla: an anecdote that illustrates or supports a moral point, as in a medieval sermon, narrator describes the predatory moment as if it was human, different kinds of narratives complement each other, they finish each other.
