This character questions the opinion that genitals are only used to expel urine and to distinguish between the sexes, referring to an individual's sexual ability as one's "belle chose." This character engages in the cloth trade at Ypres and Gaunt and refuses to perform the church offering unless she is the first one to offer. This character rips a page out of a book after hearing abuses against (*) women read out loud from it, prompting her husband Jankyn to strike her. In a tale told by this character, a knight rapes a woman and, as part of a 
This character questions the opinion that genitals are only used to expel urine and to distinguish between the sexes, referring to an individual's sexual ability as one's "belle chose." This character engages in the cloth trade at Ypres and Gaunt and refuses to perform the church offering unless she is the first one to offer. This character rips a page out of a book after hearing abuses against (*) women read out loud from it, prompting her husband Jankyn to strike her. In a tale told by this character, a knight rapes a woman and, as part of a punishment devised by Guinevere, discovers that what women want is sovereignty. For 10 points, name this woman who has been married five times, a pilgrim in The Canterbury Tales.