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Jeffery Chaucer The Canterbury Tales (Make up your own modern satire Piligrim character)

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For the character I would like you to pick a business man (not name anyone irl) use stereotypes, criticise him or flatter him in a humorous ways, make sure to use some examples of things he does that contradict each other, and satirize him. Lastly make sure it’s humorous and that the characters hold some truth to them. If you have any questions please reach out.

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