(1) Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Talesis a collection of stories told by pilgrims who are journeying to the shrine of St. Thomas Becket at Canterbury. (2) Such pilgrimages were common in the Middle Ages. (3) They often served to bring people from different backgrounds
together. (4) Chaucer's pilgrims, who form such a heterogeneous group include representative medieval social classes, but they are also
presented as real people with real biographies. (5) Chaucer's pilgrims are introduced to the reader in "The Prologue" of The Canterbury
Tales. (6) By describing people from all walks of life, the narrator of "The Prologue" paints a picture of fourteenth-century England.
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