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Which pilgrim is described as having a "gap-toothed" appearance, which was considered a sign of sensuality in Chaucer's time?
- A The Prioress
- B The Wife of Bath
- C The Nun's Priest
- D The Second Nun
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The Wife of Bath is described as having a gap between her front teeth, a feature that was considered attractive and suggestive of sensuality in medieval England. This detail, along with her vibrant clothing and assertive personality, contributes to her characterization as a woman who embraces her sexuality and challenges societal norms.
