plowman		a poor man made rich by God's work, kind and soft spoken.
Sergeant at Law		old, thin, cranky, mean to his workers, stole from his master.
friar		wore a green hood, head like a nut.
franklin		gave the impression of being busier than he was, wore a multi-colored coat.
cleric		wore a motley tunic, had a forked beard, Flemish beaver cap.
squire		had 5 husbands, wore red stockings, attractive, slightly deaf.
wife of bath		had white beard, red face, loved expensive food and wine.
nun		frugal man, outwits his masters
reeve		a perfect gentleman, modest, stained tunic
summoner		tunic embroidered with red and white flowers, a "ladies man", 20 years old.
manciple		wore blood red and blue striped garment; had a love of gold; sly dealings with apothecaries.
merchant		fat, bells on his saddle, a hunter, wore a gold pin and fur lined cloak.
pardoner		an accomplished sailor, not a nice man, wore a daggar on a lanyard.
doctor		keeps gifts in his pocket for pretty girls, knew tavern keepers and barmaids well.
knight		red faced covered with carbuncles, drank until he was hazy, smelled of garlic and onions.
yeoman		a prioress, concerned with manners, wide forehead.
parson		waxy, yellow hair that "hung like rat tails", bulging eyes, sold fake holy relics.
skipper		thin, spends more on books than food. Thin horse.
monk		large, strong fellow, red beard, black nostrils, loud, told dirty stories.
miller		the Parson's brother, a farmer, honest worker.