For 10 points, name this barely disguised allegory narrated by a certain "Will" and named after a character who will give good advice to anyone who helps his fieldwork.
The central character in one part of this poem destroys a piece of paper that says "do well" on it. At one point in this work, a dirty coat is finally discarded by Hawkin the Active Man, and Fortune takes one character to see Emperor Trajan. One person in this poem believes that every person hosts the Tree of Charity, and one of its first episodes involves some mice and rats resolving to put a bell around the neck of a cat. Lady Mede is to be married to False, though the king thinks Conscious is a better match, in one part of this work, which also features appearances by Study, Hope, Faith, Reason, and Scripture. For 10 points, name this barely disguised allegory narrated by a certain "Will" and named after a character who will give good advice to anyone who helps his fieldwork.
The central character in one part of this poem destroys a piece of paper that says "do well" on it.
{Piers Plowman} [or The Vision of William, Concerning {Piers the Plowman}, A Text]