In both “The Wife of Bath’s Prologu

In both "The Wife of Bath's Prologue" and "Tale," the Wife of Bath discusses marriage, virginity, and most importantly the question of sovereignty. In the "Wife of Bath's Tale," Alison is suggesting control that women should have. She is a strong-willed and dominant woman who herself gets what she wants when she wants it. She cannot accept defeat no matter what the cost. She feels that this is the way things should be and men should obey her. She should not be controlled or told what to do by others, especially by a man

In both "The Wife of Bath's Prologue" and "Tale," the Wife of Bath discusses marriage, virginity, and most importantly the question of sovereignty. In the "Wife of Bath's Tale," Alison is suggesting control that women should have. She is a strong-willed and dominant woman who herself gets what she wants when she wants it. She can not accept defeat no matter what the cost. She feels that this is the way things should be and men should obey her. She should not be controlled or told what to do by others, especially by a man.

In both "The Wife of Bath 's Prologue." and "Tale," the Wife of Bath discusses marriage virginity and most importantly,,, The question of sovereignty. In the "Wife of Bath 's Tale," Alison is suggesting control that women should have. She is a. Strong-willed and dominant woman who herself gets what she wants when she wants it. She cannot accept defeat no matter what. The cost.She feels that this is the way things should be and men should obey her. She should not be controlled or told what to do. By others especially by, a man.