British Literature Analysis: The Miller's Tales

The Miller’s Tale Analysis
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The Miller’s Tale Analysis
The Miller’s Tale is about a carpenter, his wife, and 2 students that wanted to put him into bed right away. John is the name of the carpenter who lives in Oxford and his wife’s name is Alisoun, who the beauty of a local. In order to earn more, John has one of his rooms rented out to Nichols who is an intelligent scholar despite being poor. Nicholas likes Alisoun and there is another scholar named Absolon who sees Alisoun the same way.
The story begins when John went away and Nicholas confessed his love for her, but Alisoun told him that John is jealous. Alisoun made a promise that she can meet him whenever it is safe. While Alisoun was on her way to church, this is when she meets Absolon who sings and plays the guitar. That night, she went to Alisoun’s home and sang to her accompanied by his guitar because he was in love. Alisoun only laughed at Absolon because she was already in love with Nicholas. When John went to Oseney, Alisoun and Nicholas thought he should use his intelligence to trick John. If their plan works, Alisoun will be with Nicholas the whole night. This part represents jokiness, fun, and frivolousness with a mix of seriousness, morality and depth.
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