Identify the idea that the description of the prioress in the prologue to geoffrey chaucer's "the canterbury tales" convey.

In the prologue of "The Canterbury Tales" the prioress was described as someone who is trying to portray somebody else or to project a certain image of what a prioress should be.

The prioress is trying very hard to be dainty and act in a certain manner as a nun but her behavior shows her to be the opposite of dainty. In fact, it would seem that she is a large woman and a vain one at that. Instead of having rosary beads with the crucifix at the end, she wears vanity beads that has a pendant that most likely symbolizes her love for material things. 

Ii go icing if icing. i gig. i gig oh o hbu. igbo i gxtieuudzurxircgojb k no nfufuzitd