"The Physician's Tale" from The Canterbury Tales is set in Rome. It presents the story of a judge who lusts after and tries to entrap the beautiful daughter of Virginius.

Which event is most likely the resolution of this story?

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"The Physician's Tale" from The Canterbury Tales is set in Rome. It presents the story of a judge who lusts after and tries to entrap the beautiful daughter of Virginius. 

Which event is most likely the resolution of this story?

anonymous · Answer

Viginius tells his daughter to kill herself instead of suffering dishonor.
The judge is imprisoned once the people realize his motive.
The judge tries to declare the daughter a slave stolen by Virginius.
The judge commands Virginius to hand over his daughter.