... of love, although idealistic, should only be accepted as true. Indeed, it is easy to accept the Franklin's depiction of Dorigen and Arviragus' marriage as idealistic, but it is in this idealism that Chaucer speaks volumes. Dorigen and Arviragus are involved in a marriage that is, to say the least, not typical for the times. The two do not have power issues in ... is supposed to struggle with the question of "who is the most noble?- This is a tool used by Chaucer to show the reader the overwhelming qualities exhibited by each character. Arviragus' loyalty to both his wife and society are...

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