The Clerk's Tale

The Clerk’s Tale, written by Geoffrey Chaucer in "The Canterbury Tales," tells the story of Griselda, a humble and virtuous woman who endures severe tests of patience and loyalty at the hands of her husband, the Marquis Gualtieri. Despite suffering great hardships and humiliation, she remains loyal and obedient, demonstrating unwavering trust and virtue. The tale explores themes of unconditional loyalty, patience, and the nature of true virtue, illustrating how moral strength can be demonstrated through enduring adversity with grace.