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Based on their descriptions in "The General Prologue," what is the flaw in both the Prioress's and the Monk's characters?

their attraction to worldly things

their immorality

their love of rich foods

their unorthodox accent

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metchelle

The answer to the given question above would be the second option. Based on their descriptions in "The General Prologue," the flaw  in both the Prioress's and the Monk's characters is their immorality. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for. Have a great day ahead!

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Answer: their attraction to worldly things.

Both the Prioress and the Monk are presented as religious figures who do not embody the qualities that religious figures are meant to embody. Instead of being pious, modest and frugal, both characters are very fond of worldly things. The prioress is elegantly dressed, and wears a fancy string of beads around her neck. On the other hand, the Monk wears fur and gold jewelry, and he is fond of horses and greyhounds.

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