Chaucer's Art of Characterization

The writers and the artists are not the ordinary people. They look at life in a very different way. They observe the things that befell around them and paint them in their masterpieces without including their personal interests. Generally, they create a character with the help of their imagination, give them a suitable shape, put appropriate words into their mouths and often convey their own messages through them. Geoffrey Chaucer has left no stone unturned in creating a gallery of 29 people ready to set out on their journey to Canterbury. It is due to his rare art of characterization that a true picture of outward appearance and inner clockwork of each and every character emerges before the reader's eyes. Add this short piece of writing in the   Assignment  -  Common for All  and get your full assignment ready