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To satirize;to mock; to parody |
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Fawning; subserviant; sucking up to |
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A dull or trite remark; a cliche |
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To conclude from the evidence; to infer |
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Moving from place to palce |
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Lightness; frivolity; unseriousness |
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Having nothing to do with religion or spiritual concerns |
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A natural inclination or a tendency; or a prediction |
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To enlighten; to instruct, especially in moral or religious matters |
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To stray or evade the truth; equivocate |
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Immoderate desire for wealth |
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Thouroughly competent; skillful; good (at something) |
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Sociable; enjoying the company of others |
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Face;facial expression (noun)
To condone;tolerate (verb) |
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To respect highly; to honour |
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To obtain something by force; threats or abuse of authority |
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Shameful wickedness;depravity |
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A person falsely claiming to have a special skill or knowledge; a fraud |
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Noun phrases that identify adjacent nouns or pronouns
-A balding, smooth-faced man, he could have been anywhere between 40 and 60
-A man, a weary old pensioner, appeared
-He had the appearence of a man who had done a great thing, something greather than any ordinary man would do. |
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Description: chivalry, modest, stained clothes
Satire: NONE |
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Description: Knight's son, curly hair, 20's, average height, strong and quick, lusty, flowered shirt, sings and plays flute, dances, draws, writes
Satire: Fought battles to get the ladies |
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Description: fancy feathers in his arrows, bow, slender sharp dagger (dirk), sheild and a sword, hunting horn, Saint Christopher medal made of silver
Satire: concerned with how he looks, even though he's a servant. Good forester... I guess |
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Description: grey-eyes, curvy, broad forehead, pretty, coral rosary, no corss
Satire: Concerneed with her manners, cares more about animals, expensive rosary |
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Description: Manly man who hunts, likes modern way, fat and bald, always looking around
Satire: Secular concerns, watrs to have fun, lover's knot, onlt cares about himself, no rules |
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Description: fat, merry, can plary the hurdy-gurdy
Satire: takes people's money, obsequious, secular, likes girls, calls the poor and sick scum |
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Description: Talks a good game, self-important
Satire: For all his talk, he's really in debt
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Description: Thin, ratty clothes, thing horse, 20 books
Satire: Doesn't act like a true Christian. Doesn't feed animal or pay back friends. Self-centered |
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Serjeant at the Law (Lawyer) |
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Description: Parti-coloured jacket, pinstripe, knows his stuff
Satire: Less busy than he seems |
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Description: White beard, red face, likes to eat, very hospitable, member of parliament
Satire: NONE |
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Description: Dress nice and hace nice things, wise
Satire: Their wives are making the men do what they want. Whipped |
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Description: Good cook, sensitive palatte, came with the guildsmen
Satire: has an open sore and is the one who handles food |
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Description: Not good at riding a horse, tan, good pilot
Satire: thief, no conscience |
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Description: Very good what he does, stingy
Satire: sly dealing with pharmacist, avarice |
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Description: Successful in cloth trade, rich, has had 5 husbands, gregarious, travels
Satire: likes to come first in everything
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Parson (country preacher) |
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Description: generous, religious, educated, walks the walk
Satire: NONE |
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Description: Parson's brother. Virtuous poor, not educated, good and true
Satire: NONE |
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Description: Huge and strong, wart on nose
Satire: a cheat |
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Description: Very thin, shaves beard, docked hair
Satire: Embezler, skimming from his boss, suck up |
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Description: Ugly mofo. Terrible skin, stinky breath, usly as inside as he is outside
Satire: Extorting money from people to keep their secrets. Blackmailer
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Description: long Blonde stringy hair, girly
Satire: Fraud, lining his own pockets instead of Church |
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Description: A little tubby, happy, hospitable
Satire: NONE |
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