Final answer:
The Pardoner uses his tale to hypocritically sell fake pardons and relics, leading to the company's anger and disgust at the story's conclusion.
Step-by-step explanation:
In "The Pardoner's Tale", the Pardoner attempts to deceive the company by using his storytelling to sell pardons and relics that he admits are fake. He does this after telling a moral story about greed, which is ironic given his own greedy intentions. The company's reaction to the Pardoner's Tale's ending is one of outrage and disgust, especially from the Host, who feels personally insulted and accuses the Pardoner of being evil.