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Which of these might be a question raised in the mind of the reader by The Pardoners Tale?
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∙ 11y ago
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One question that might arise in the reader's mind after reading "The Pardoner's Tale" is whether the Pardoner is truly repentant for his sins or if he is simply manipulating his audience for personal gain. The tale's moral ambiguity prompts reflection on the Pardoner's character and his intentions, leaving readers questioning the authenticity of his actions and words.
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∙ 9y agoThe readers questions whether or not the Pardoner is always corrupt.
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