Plowman_Myspace_Kmikhchi

=**Plowman**= The plowman is what we would consider the ideal middle class citizen. He is a humble and giving man always willing to do work at no cost. He is a devoted church goer and is known for his loyal character. He is not nearly as rowdy as the other characters. The Plowman is an avid worker and reader. Below is an entry pulled straight out of the Plowman's journal. =__**Blog Entry:**__= =__**October 5, 1388**__= Hey everyone it's me, The Plowman! I just got done reading and thought I would make a blog entry on my MySpace. So this morning I woke up and jumped right into my work. I was doing my usual digging and plowing just enjoying the peace and quiet in the fields. During my lunch break I did a little bit of reading. I was reading one of my many Christian books when I heard my brother coming by on horse back. All he had to tell me about this book he was readying. He called it Castleberry or Canterbury tales, something like that. But he was teling me aobut how some of the characters are rather outrageous and some of them are just like me and enjoy the finer things in life and don't cause any trouble. That sounds like a good book to keep me busy on a rainy day. Anyways i'm going to get back to my lunch. Have a good day everyone.

Works Consulted

Benson, Larry D.. __The Riverside Chaucer__. Third Edition. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1987.

Chaucer. Geoffrey. "The General Prologue."1386-1400. __The Canterbury Tales__. 1993. Electronic Text Center. 26 Nov 2007 etext.lib.virginia.edu/etcbin/toccer-new2?id=Cha2Can.sgm&images=images/modeng&data=/lv1/Archive/mideng-parsed&tag=public∂=1&divisi[|on=div2>.]

Peer Review by Michael Jursinski