The Nun from the Prioress tale is very elegant, and had good table manner, Introduced by Geoffrey Chaucer, as the head of the convent she seems to want to live a lifestyle above what was expected from Nuns. “she would weep, if she saw a mouse, caught in a trap, if it were dead or bled” (144-145). she was very kind heart when it came to living things. fancy she was since she cared for the jewel(broach) she owned around her neck, such misconduct of a Nun who should be setting an example. thus the importance of her appearance which makes the reading ironic because she wasn't a pretty lady; by the description of her forehead by Chaucer. she sang for divine service but didn't show much interest in g.
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