LA6Odeh6th Hour The Yeoman This Yeoman wore a coat and hood of green and peacockfeathered arrows bright and keen Importance of the Quote amp Physical Characteristics This quote is very important because it explains the physical traits and characteristics of the Yeoman It helps ID: 646762
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Slide1
The Canterbury Tales
Yara AlrefaaiLA6-Odeh-6th HourSlide2
The Yeoman
"This Yeoman
wore a coat and hood of
green, and
peacock-feathered arrows, bright and keen"Slide3
Importance of the Quote & Physical Characteristics
This quote is very important because it explains the physical traits and characteristics of the Yeoman. It helps the readers better understand the character and create a visual image of him in their minds.
The Yeoman's physical characteristics:
Dressed in a green hood/coat
Short hair
Brown face suggests he spends a lot of time outdoors
Carries a bow and arrows, a dagger, and a sword.Slide4
My thoughts about the character
The Yeoman is good at his job. He keeps the forest in tip-top shape. He is also very organized and neat. He does everything exactly the way it should be done and always fully completes the task at hand. Slide5
The Guildsmen
"Their wisdom would have justified a plan; To make each one of them an alderman." An alderman is a noble serving the king as a chief officer in a district or shire.Slide6
Importance of the Quote & Physical
Characteristics The quote is important because it shows how all five of the guilds men think highly of themselves. They want to be become more and have more power.
Physical characteristics:
The Guildsmen consist
of
a haberdasher
, a
dyer
, a
carpenter
,
a
w
eaver,and
a
carpet-maker.
They wear fancy clothes and are financially well .
They are treated like royalty.Slide7
My thoughts about the characters
The Guildsmen seem like very stuck up and snobby people. They think highly of themselves and don't care about the people in lower classes