Wife Of Bath In The Canterbury Tales

Wife of Bath In the poem “The Canterbury Tales,” the Wife of Bath had five husbands. She liked the first four husbands because they were old and rich . The last husband was very abusive to her. She thinks marriage is pain and misery. She was a very wealthy weaver. The Wife of Bath was a pretty large women. Her complaints about husbands is “husbands complaining about wives, but it is their own fault.” Husbands don't trust their wives, they think wives try to make their lives miserable. She likes to dwell on the commandment husbands should love their wives “thou shall not covet thy neighbor's wives.” She thinks every marriage is a pain.
The Wife of Bath married five husbands. She said her first three husbands were rich, old and obedient