In The Canterbury Tales, which is an example of irony?

A. A well-traveled knight brings his son on a trip

B. A gentle nun dislikes seeing animals in pain

C. A group of pilgrims takes a trip to Canterbury

D. A miller steals the grain he grinds for his customers

Question

Dale Young

9 March, 16:39

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Angela Stein · Answer 1

D. is the answer. (;

Aryanna Day · Answer 2

D. A miller steals the grain he grinds for his customers.

It's ironic because he sells his own grain then steals it back.

In The Canterbury Tales, which is an example of irony?A. A well-traveled knight brings his son on a tripB. A gentle nun dislikes seeing animals in painC. A group of pilgrims takes a trip to CanterburyD. A miller steals the grain he grinds for his customers