In Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale," many characters are victorious in battles but later meet with misfortune. Which sentence best states the theme that these stories develop?

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In Chaucer's "The Monk's Tale," many characters are victorious in battles but later meet with misfortune. Which sentence best states the theme that these stories develop?

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Answer:

Riches offer no protection from fate.

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The answer to your question is Fortune abandons all, even the successfully.

Hope this helps! God bless
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Lgargantini answered Nov 17, 2019

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