"Cantebury tales" and "La Morte Darthur": good and evil in them.

In the middle ages there were many characters ranging from good to evil. In each story there was a person that was portrayed thoroughly as being either honorable or immoral. In the "Canterbury Tales" written by Geoffrey Chaucer the majority of the travelers are evil although there are a few that are genuinely good. In the story of "La Morte Darthur" written by Sir Thomas Malory there is one exceptionally kind hearted individual. There are …

…that had more need of help than I! Alas, that he would not complain him, for his heart was so set to help me." Characters from each of the stories had their own qualities that made them either evil or good. There were numerous characteristics that deciphered what kind of person the character was such as personality and physical attributes. In the middle ages most people were portrayed as immoral although a few were genuine.