In "The Most Infamous Revenge", the setting gives a strong effect on the story because your house is a place where your suppose to be safe, where the women stays pure, but unfortunately you don't get what the system promises you. ... The idea of "justice" is thrown out, over-ruled by the patricial code of honor. ...
Although Chaucer presents these chivalric codes to many characters, including Arcite and Palamon, I would like to argue that Chaucer mainly attributes these six chivalry components to Theseus. ... When Theseus makes a promise to kill King Creon in order to revenge for a company of woman, Chaucer writes: He raised them in his arms and sought to fill Their hearts with comfort and with kind good will, And swore on oath that as he was true knight. (29) Later, Chaucer demonstrates Theseus' ability to fulfill the oath made to a company of woman to kill Creon. ...
