Transformation in Chaucer’s the ‘Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale’

In Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales (c. 1387), the Wife of Bath appears “as a woman very strong opinions who believes firmly in marriage” and as well “in need to manage husbands strictly” (Thornley & Gwyneth 1993, p.16), hence her story is about an Arthurian knight rapes maiden has face consequences his deed. pilgrims masterpiece undergo transformations, which are chronicled this literary text. These transformations occur variety forms take different shapes. one these travellers. following discussion, I'll look at how ‘Wife Bath's Prologue Tale’ handles metamorphosis. By reading article, readers will realize that transformation not limited hag occurs end tale.