The Monk of Canterbury Tales

The Monk of Canterbury Tales was very fat and pleasant to be around. He wore a very expensive fur coat with gaudy pins holding it together. He owned a lot of things such as greyhound dogs, horses, boots, and bridles. He loved to hunt and to have the finest of things. The narrator agreed on the monk's opinions about his actions. The monk thinks that he can still be a holy man and enjoy some of the secular things in life. I think that the monk has the right outlook as to you can still be a Godly man and enjoy life, but I think he may use his title to cover some of the worldly things that he does.