I was reading The Canterbury Tales and this was the question asked at the end of the knight's tale part I. One man is in prison but is able to see the girl he loves every day, and the other man is free but can never see her again. Which situation would you rather be in?
"You lovers, here's a question I would offer,
Arcite or Palamon, which had most to suffer?
The one can see his lady day by day,
But he must dwell in prison, locked away.
The other's fee, the world lies all before,
But never shall he see his lady more.
Judge as you please between them, you that can,
For I'll tell on my tale as I began."
2007-12-05
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