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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.  

Which one of these characters dresses the most like Robin Hood?  

The character who has fine manners and feeds food to dogs–a sign of misplaced compassion–is known as: