6.) In the light of the Pardoner true motives, as revealed in the "prologue," why is the moral of this tale ironic?
the moral of this tale is people will die if they let their greedy emotions get the better of them, and as always when someone plans to do something to gain more by killing off someone that usually back fires, and instead of one or two people dieing, all three of them go leaving the reader confused...or just laughing at the stupidity..
7.)What if? if the Pardoner hadn't revealed so much information about his practices, how might the other pilgrims have responded to his tale?
they may have had different feelings to him depending on what he says, and the pilgrims may have not been cared or they would still have money, they would also have walked away laughing at him. so I would think.....
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