ONE opinion question! on The Nun's Priest's Tale (Canterbury Tales!) 10

Question: ONE opinion question! on The Nun's Priest's Tale (Canterbury Tales!) 10 points!!!?

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Chaucer added another level of meaning to this tale by including a argument between Chanticleer and Lady Pertelote on the meaning and interpretation of dreams!. Why do you think Chaucer added this to the fable!?Www@QuestionHome@Com

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I think he did so in order to show that 'things' in dreams (hens, dogs; joys, sorrows) for not only hens and a rooster but also people (the dreaming men mentioned) are as real as life itself (hens, foxes; joys, sorrows)!.!.!.

!.!.!.the dreams are then to be admitted as 'fortune-telling' or simply admitted as the way life goes!.!.!. or a combo!.
Chaucer, I think, always wrote a bit tongue-in-cheek, with a sly humor, and with an assumption that his readers will 'get it!.'

Like the tale of the man's dream regarding the ox stall!.!.!.
Pretty funny, in a gruesome way!.
Even Chanticleer's end is very, very rooster-like!. Agree!?

(If you haven't found a modern English translation of this, one (or more) is in the External Links under the link above!.!.!.)Www@QuestionHome@Com