Upon revealing that Phoebus' wife is having an affair, Phoebus kills her and curses the crow.
Many of us have read The Canterbury Tales. Do you prefer the stories with a serious tone or a lighter tone? [Moderator: await response and read the appropriate bonus]  I. Identify the characters who tell the following tales which exhibit Chaucer's more serious side F10PE.  A. This tale is a retelling of a popular etiological myth which first appeared in Ovid's Metamorphoses, explaining how the crow acquired black feathers. According to the story, the crow was owned by Phoebus Apollo and was initially white with a beautiful voice. Upon revealing that Phoebus' wife is having an affair, Phoebus kills her and curses the crow.
Many of us have read The Canterbury Tales. Do you prefer the stories with a serious tone or a lighter tone?
The Manciple’s Tale