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In Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale," many characters are victorious in battles but later meet with misfortune. Which sentence best states the theme that these sto…

In Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale," many characters are victorious in battles but later meet with misfortune. Which sentence best states the theme that these sto…
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In Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale," many characters are victorious in battles but later meet with misfortune. Which sentence best states the theme that these stories develop?

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Answer:

Riches offer no protection from fate.

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User Andrei T
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The answer to your question is Fortune abandons all, even the successfully.

Hope this helps! God bless
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