In "the canterbury tales", explain how one of the pilgrims from "the prologue" represents an issue of medieval society?

The narrator explains that it's springtime, and because the weather is getting nice, a bunch of people are about to go on a pilgrimage from London to Canterbury. He then describes each person in the traveling group and tells a bit about them, so that we'll know who's who when the actual stories begin.

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At that time, the narrator of the story explains that because the weather is getting comfier, people within the city are about to go on a pilgrimage from London to Canterbury. He then illustrates each person in the traveling group and tells a bit about them, so that we'll know who's who when the actual stories begin.