Which theme does the excerpt from "The Miller’s Tale" in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales reflect?

foolishness and naivety

quickness and cleverness

evil and malevolence

madness and impulsiveness
Done
The Miller's Tale
by Geoffrey Chaucer (excerpt)

In twenty manners could he trip and dance,
After the school that reigned in Oxford, though,
And with his two legs swinging to and fro;
And he could play upon a violin;
Thereto he sang in treble voice and thin;
And as well could he play on his guitar.

Question

Which theme does the excerpt from "The Miller’s Tale" in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales reflect?

foolishness and naivety

quickness and cleverness

evil and malevolence

madness and impulsiveness
Done
The Miller's Tale
by Geoffrey Chaucer (excerpt)

In twenty manners could he trip and dance,
After the school that reigned in Oxford, though,
And with his two legs swinging to and fro;
And he could play upon a violin;
Thereto he sang in treble voice and thin;
And as well could he play on his guitar.