Comment on the host in the general prologue To The Canterbury Tales.
PremiumComment on the character of the host in The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales In The General Prologue to The Canterbury Tales Geoffrey Chaucer - presents the Host of the Tabard Inn as a lively friendly and wise man He becomes the leader of the pilgrims His humour fairness and wit bring joy to the whole journey A Jolly and Friendly Innkeeper The Host named Harry Bailly is the owner of the Tabard Inn in Southwark Chaucer describes him as A large man he was with eyen stepe He was a large man with prominent eyes He welcomes all the pilgrims with warm words and cheerful manners He loves to laugh and make others happy He speaks kindly and treats every pilgrim as a friend His jolly talk and open heart make the inn full of fun and life He knows how to keep both knights and commoners pleased A