What is one reason the canterbury tales remains relevant after five hundred years? a. middle english is a dynamic and enduring language. b. religious pilgrimages are still common practice throughout contemporary society. c. the tales have been retold through oral tradition and modern renditions. d. chaucer's understanding of human nature is reflected in his fascinating characters and timeless themes.

The answer i think is d. chaucer's understanding of human nature is reflected in his fascinating characters and timeless themes

D. Chaucer's understanding of human nature is reflected in his fascinating characters and timeless themes.

Explanation:

Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales," involve universal characters and themes that endure through time. Besides, its tales teach moral lessons: for instance, "The Wife of Bath's Tale" deals with marriage, the role of women and male dominance in the Middle Ages, while "The Pardoner's Tale" has to do with the themes of greed and deceit of someone allowed to forgive people's sins.

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answer: b

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