What are contemporary counterparts of the pardoner's tale?

Answer 1

The contemporary counterparts of this story are politicians. They say that they will give us better things for the community while they are really taking our money (tax payers money) and using it for things that will mostly benefit them.

Thats one thing you could use.

They are asking for something that represents the tale that happens now. For example you might say that Lindsey Lohan is the contemporary counterpart of Madonna.

Answer 2

The Friar's tales comes from a series of short stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer at the end of the 14th Century. These tales are told as part of a story telling contest by Pilgrims on a journey to Canterbury Cathedral. Story- telling was one of the main entertainments in England as it had been for many years. The tales are written in a particular form, it is said therefore, that Chaucer is the father of 'narrative poetry' and this may be the answer to the question - what type of literature is the Friar's tale.

Answer 3

Some contemporary counterparts to the Pardoner's Tale could include stories involving themes of greed, deception, or moral corruption. These might involve characters who exploit others for personal gain, manipulate situations for their own benefit, or experience downfall due to their own moral failings. Examples could include tales of white-collar crime, political scandals, or social media influencers caught in lies.

Answer 4

tale of trickery

Avarice