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The characters and stories from The Canterbury Tales probably seem vastly different from those you are familiar with in your own life. But are they? Don't most people tell stories when they are with other people? When you get home from an outing, you probably tell someone about it—where you went, who you saw, and what happened. These are the fundamentals of storytelling.

Think about the kinds of stories you have heard from other people. How do stories indicate who people are, what they value, what scares them?

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Please Helpppp. MEDAL!!!!!!

The characters and stories from The Canterbury Tales probably seem vastly different from those you are familiar with in your own life. But are they? Don't most people tell stories when they are with other people? When you get home from an outing, you probably tell someone about it—where you went, who you saw, and what happened. These are the fundamentals of storytelling.

Think about the kinds of stories you have heard from other people. How do stories indicate who people are, what they value, what scares them?

nevermind_justschool · Answer

This seems like a pretty easy question.
Think of a story someone has told you.
What can you tell about the person just by listening to the story?
What do they value, (money, cars, nail polish, food, etc.)
What scares them? (Spiders, loss of money, having no friends, the first day of school, etc.)
 From the story, what kind of people do you think they are?
I hope this helped.
Please don't forget to medal and close the question.
Have an AMAZING Monday!

anonymous · Answer

i agree

anonymous · Answer

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