In Geoffrey Chaucer 's "The Canterbury Tales", it portrays the characters from every level of feudal society and reveals the social roles from each character played throughout the chapters. In his masterpiece, Chaucer also uses satire to speak about human morality through the medieval era when the Catholic Church was governed by England. Chaucer starts his examination right on time with three religious characters-first being the monk. Monks should experience their lives in destitution, virtue, and submission something that this specific monk neglected to do. He enjoyed owning numerous stallions and dressing pleasantly which contaminated his motivation of destitution. On the off chance that he wasn 't living by this trademark, then