"The Tale of Melibee" is a short, moral story in The Canterbury Tales. In this tale, Melibee seeks revenge against his enemies, but influenced by his wife's advice, he lets her decide how to deal with the enemies. Which action is the most likely resolution of the conflict? Melibee's wife secretly kills their enemies one by one. Melibee's wife forsakes revenge to forgive their enemies. Melibee's wife kills herself to reform their enemies. Melibee's wife publicly humiliates their enemies.

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"The Tale of Melibee" is a short, moral story in The Canterbury Tales. In this tale, Melibee seeks revenge against his enemies, but influenced by his wife's advice, he lets her decide how to deal with the enemies.  Which action is the most likely resolution of the conflict?      Melibee's wife secretly kills their enemies one by one.      Melibee's wife forsakes revenge to forgive their enemies.      Melibee's wife kills herself to reform their enemies.      Melibee's wife publicly humiliates their enemies.