In The Canterbury Tales, Chaucer includes interactions between pilgrims from different social groups and prevents class distinctions by uniting them all as "the storyteller" in the tale. On their journey, they bond over similar interests and experiences, despite their differences.
First watch this introduction video and then follow the prompt. If possible, respond to at least one of your peers.
Discussion Prompt: Describe a journey you have been on and how the experienced impacted you.
Think about these questions as you write:
Why you went on the journey
What you discovered on your journey
Who took that journey with you and how the purpose of the journey determined your traveling companions
What essential items you took with you
Who you met along the way
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