English, 04.06.2021 04:00 thebiggestbigbilly
Imagine that you are hosting a dinner party for the 29 pilgrims of “The Canterbury Tales”. You have tables that seat 5 people. It is your task to create the seating arrangement for one of these tables. First, in great detail, describe the five characters that will be sitting at this table. Then, explain why you think these guests would or would not enjoy each other’s company. This explanation should be detailed and thorough. You can use first person pronouns when writing this if you wish to write it as if you are explaining your choices as the host of this dinner party. You may use a narrative style or a literary analysis style. essay
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