The play, "The Comedy of Errors," turns out to be precisely what the title claims. It is a play about magic and illusion in a faraway country. "The Comedy of Errors" shows how a series of confused identities eventually leads to chaos in a community, and just how deceiving appearances can be. The...

Student: Good Day, Sir Chaucer, and thank you for taking the time to talk to me. Today I would like to address your "Nun's Priest's Tale" from The Canterbury Tales. My first question relates to the most obvious patterns in the Tale, namely humor. Now in the introduction, it...