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The Knight


            
             Great works of literature have characters that embody good and bad attributes. This is especially true in The Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer wrote The Canterbury Tales in the late 1300's. The Knight illustrates all that is good in humanity.
             The Knight shows great courage in many battles. "When he was in Granada, Algeciras sank under assault, he had been there." He participates in the raids of Benamarin in North Africa. "In Anatolia he had been as well and fought when Ayas and Attalia fell," In every country that The Knight has fights battles, he is admired by all for his courage.
             Never one to brag, show off, or dress loudly, the Knight is a modest man. The Knight never boasts about his victories in battles. People think of him as a gentle man because he never shows off his skill. His clothes are very simple. He wears a fustian tunic stained from his armor. The Knight does not flaunt his position as an admired man. His modesty shows in his daily actions.
             The Knight is a strong Christian because he follows chivalry, truth, honor, generousness, and courtesy. The Knight is journeying to Canterbury to give thanks to God for allowing him to survive all the battles he fights in. The Knight fights for Christian beliefs in both Christian and non-Christian places. People that live along the Mediterranean coast place a sovereign value on the Knight. As a Christian, the Knight leads by example. His goodness shines to all who come in contact with him.
             All of humanity's goodness is shown in the Knight. The Knight shows courage in battle and in foreign lands. He demonstrates modesty by his actions and his appearance. The Knight lives a Christian life that is visible to all men and women. The Knight is truly a man of goodness. .
            


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