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He is selling fake religious artifacts to the gullible. He admits that he has kept payments intended to go to the church as indulgences (payments for charitable works intended as penitence for sins).

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What does the Pardoner do after his tale?

The Pardoner tries to sell relics and pardons.


How does the innkeeper respond to the Pardoner's efforts to sell relics and pardons after his tale?

He insults the Pardoner.


What was a layman commissioned to sell indulgences called?

PARDONER


What about The Pardoner's Tale most supports the claim that he takes on a disrespectful tone toward his listeners?

The disrespect in The Pardoner's Tale is evident through the Pardoner's manipulation of his audience. He uses scare tactics and deception to exploit their fears and guilt, showing little regard for their well-being. Additionally, his mocking and condescending attitude towards the other pilgrims further highlights his disrespect for them.


What does the Pardoner claim about the pillow-case he carries?

He claims that it is "Our True lady's veil."


What does the Pardoner do after finishing his tale?

The Pardoner tries to sell relics and pardons.


What soes the Pardoner claim about his filled bottle with pig bones?

The Pardoner is a character in the Prologue of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales". The jar of pig bones is a relic designated by the church.


Why is it strange when after he completes his tail the pardoner tries to sell his relics to the audience?

It's strange because the Pardoner, as a corrupt and dishonest character, presents himself as holy and virtuous while trying to profit off fake relics. This juxtaposition reflects the Pardoner's hypocrisy and greed, making his attempt to sell relics contradictory and indicative of his fraudulent nature.


Sell relics that he already admitted were fake the Pardoner may be commenting on the of his audience?

Hypocrisy


What does the pardoner do after he concludes his tale that undermines the moral message of the table?

He tries to sell relics and pardons.


Who call out the pardoner for trying to sell his relics to the pilgrims in cater bury tales?

Jim Crow


Then I have in latten box a shoulder bone Which came out of a holy Hebrew's sheep?

A relic the Pardoner wishes to sell