What are some of the particular ways that the Wife of Bath addresses themes of injustice?
How does she perceive fairness and unfairness, and how does she handle things
that she sees as unfair?
What can we learn about her character overall from considering this theme?

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Explanation:

The Wife of Bath is a very unusual character considering her time period. In her prologue, we learn about her life and her past, and we see that the tale she tells is based on her own experiences. The Wife of Bath was always interested in gaining the upper hand in a marriage because she believes that the best thing a woman can have is sovereignty and authority over herself. She was openly sexual with many men, married several times, and eventually married a man half her age. All of these events are reflected in the tale, in which the knight had to marry a much older woman, and the female characters in the story desire power over their husbands more than anything else.