This character becomes furious when another character threatens to cut off his testicles and preserve them in a hog's turd. This character stresses that God forbids swearing in the Ten Commandments even before homicide. His possessions include a mitten whose wearer is allegedly ensured a bountiful harvest and the bone of a sheep once owned by a Jew. This man uses the Latin motto "Radix malorum est cupiditas " in all his speeches. He describes drunkard residents of Flanders whose discovery of a stash of gold under an oak
This character becomes furious when another character threatens to cut off his testicles and preserve them in a hog's turd. This character stresses that God forbids swearing in the Ten Commandments even before homicide. His possessions include a mitten whose wearer is allegedly ensured a bountiful harvest and the bone of a sheep once owned by a Jew. This man uses the Latin motto "Radix malorum est cupiditas " in all his speeches. He describes drunkard residents of Flanders whose discovery of a stash of gold under an oak tree impels them to kill each other. For 10 points, name this religious conman from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales who tells of three friends who attempt to kill Death.
This character becomes furious when another character threatens to cut off his testicles and preserve them in a hog's turd.
the Pardoner