The Canterbury Tales Characters

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Knight (class/occupation)

nobility

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Knight (physical description)

plainly simply dressed

fustian (coarse cloth of cotton and linen) tunic

smudges from his armor - shows he is a knight who does things

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Knight (personality traits/talents)

generousness

courtesy

honor

distinguished

wise

polite

noble

good at fighting in battle

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Knight (contrasts with)

Squire

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Knight (fulfills or contradicts role)

Fulfills - ideal role of a chivalrous knight

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Knight (reason for pilgrimage)

give thanks for surviving battle (been in Crusades)

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Knight (character chaucer’s opinion of character)

Respects him

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Knight (writer chaucer’s opinion of character)

Also sees highly of him

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Knight (faults according to Chaucer)

no faults?

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Squire (class/occupation)

nobility/knight’s son

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Squire (physical description)

brightly dressed

sleeves long and wide

curly locks

looks twenty

medium height

short gown

strength and agility

(well dressed)

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Squire (personality traits/talents)

lover

passionate

brave

accomplished

amorous (loves love)

joust

dance

draw

writes and recites poetry

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Squire (contrasts with)

Knight - the Knight is dressed modestly and focuses on Christianity vs. Squire who focuses on social part of being a knight

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Squire (fulfills or contradicts role)

Fulfills - everything he does is required (he is nobility)

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Squire (reason for pilgrimage)

Serve his father

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Squire (character chaucer’s opinion of character)

He is well-dressed, skilled, and educated

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Squire (writer chaucer’s opinion of character)

thinks he is a little too much into upper class dressing/wants to be noticed

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Squire (faults according to Chaucer)

loves too much

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Yeoman (class/occupation)

commoner/noble man’s attendant

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Yeoman (physical description)

sword

horn on baldric

belt & bow

brown face & hair

dirk (dagger)

bracelet

peacock-feathered arrows

coat and hood of green

head like a nut

shield

medal of St. Christopher

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Yeoman (personality traits/talents)

skilled in woodcraft

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Yeoman (contrasts with)

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Yeoman (fulfills or contradicts role)

Fulfills

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Yeoman (reason for pilgrimage)

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Yeoman (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Yeoman (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Yeoman (faults according to Chaucer)

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Nun (pilgrim name)

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Nun (class/occupation)

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Nun (physical description)

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Nun (personality traits/talents)

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Nun (contrasts with)

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Nun (fulfills or contradicts role)

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Nun (reason for pilgrimage)

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Nun (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Nun (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Nun (faults according to Chaucer)

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Monk (class/occupation)

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Monk (physical description)

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Monk (personality traits/talents)

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Monk (contrasts with)

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Monk (fulfills or contradicts role)

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Monk (reason for pilgrimage)

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Monk (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Monk (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Monk (faults according to Chaucer)

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Friar (pilgrim name)

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Friar (class/occupation)

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Friar (physical description)

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Friar (personality traits/talents)

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Friar (contrasts with)

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Friar (fulfills or contradicts role)

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Friar (reason for pilgrimage)

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Friar (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Friar (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Friar (faults according to Chaucer)

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Merchant (class/occupation)

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Merchant (physical description)

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Merchant (personality traits/talents)

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Merchant (contrasts with)

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Merchant (fulfills or contradicts role)

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Merchant (reason for pilgrimage)

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Merchant (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Merchant (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Merchant (faults according to Chaucer)

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Oxford Cleric (class/occupation)

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Oxford Cleric (physical description)

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Oxford Cleric (personality traits/talents)

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Oxford Cleric (contrasts with)

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Oxford Cleric (fulfills or contradicts role)

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Oxford Cleric (reason for pilgrimage)

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Oxford Cleric (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Oxford Cleric (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Oxford Cleric (faults according to Chaucer)

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Sergeant at the Law (class/occupation)

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Sergeant at the Law (physical description)

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Sergeant at the Law (personality traits/talents)

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Sergeant at the Law (contrasts with)

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Sergeant at the Law (fulfills or contradicts role)

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Sergeant at the Law (reason for pilgrimage)

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Sergeant at the Law (character Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Sergeant at the Law (writer Chaucer’s opinion of character)

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Sergeant at the Law (faults according to Chaucer)