The Squire's Tale

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The Squire's Tale is one of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, a chivalric romance noted for its exotic setting, magical elements, and unfinished narrative.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canterbury Tale
Middle English narrative poem
chivalric romance
author Geoffrey Chaucer NERFINISHED
collectionOrder one of the later tales in fragment V of The Canterbury Tales
countryOfOrigin England
featuresCharacter Algarsyf NERFINISHED
Cambalo NERFINISHED
Cambyuskan NERFINISHED
Canacee NERFINISHED
falcon
featuresMotif Orientalism
courtly love
magic gifts
marvels
followedBy The Franklin's Tale NERFINISHED
frameNarrator the Squire NERFINISHED
genre chivalric romance
romance
hasCriticalReception analyzed for its Orientalist elements
examined as a parody or critique of romance conventions
often discussed for its unfinished state
interruptedBy The Franklin's Prologue NERFINISHED
language Middle English NERFINISHED
literaryMovement Middle English literature
literaryPeriod Middle Ages NERFINISHED
meter iambic pentameter
narrativeForm verse
narrativeStatus unfinished
partOf The Canterbury Tales NERFINISHED
plotDevice magical brass horse
mirror that reveals dangers
ring that understands bird speech
sword that cuts through anything
precedesInOrder The Franklin's Tale NERFINISHED
setting Tartary NERFINISHED
court of Cambyuskan NERFINISHED
theme chivalry
exoticism
nobility
storytelling skill
timeOfComposition late 14th century
verseForm rhymed couplets

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The Franklin's Tale follows The Squire's Tale