Her trade is cloth-making, and she tells the tale of the knight who searches for "what women most want.
Her best friend's name is Alison, which is ironic since she is also named Alison. She is hard of hearing - a result of being beaten by Jankyn, her fifth husband. She cheats on her fourth husband Metellius, but, of course, gap- toothed people are inevitably lusty. Her trade is cloth-making, and she tells the tale of the knight who searches for "what women most want." FTP name this sole secular female in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
Her best friend's name is Alison, which is ironic since she is also named Alison.
The {Wife of Bath}