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According to the video, it was thought that the Beowulf story was memorized by an unknown man some time before 1,000 AD; this man pr0bably went to monks who copied the manuscript out on fragile paper with a quill pen! This manuscript, obviously, took a long time.  

Taverns, medieval venues for food, drink, and society,  are a favorite place where this person goes, supposedly to spread the word of God.  

A hard-working, independent, free-spirited scholar of God is how this character would like to present himself / herself; unfortunately, there is more “than meets the eye.”  

The Canterbury Tales  is from this time period.  

There is a quote, “By St. Loy!” that can be attributed to this religious pilgrim.

A fair assessment of the Knight, Squire, and Yeoman would be to classify them as a “military unit.”  

This religious character is quite feeble and being taken to Canterbury in a sort of primitive wheelchair.  

It is said that “The General Prologue” takes place in the month of:  

We learn that this character is related to the Pope and that they are actually a very powerful religious figure.  

When one thinks of “greyhounds and hunting” this character should come to mind.