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Skipper, Cantebury Tales

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Essay title: Skipper, Cantebury Tales

The Pirate of Today

Being a man of few morals, the Pirate would fit into our society quite easily.

With the number of occupations that require such a lack of appreciation for human

life (like working for the IRS), the skipper would fit in perfectly. “The nicer rules of

conscience he ignored. If, when he fought, the enemy vessel sank, He sent his

prisoners home; they walked the plank.” (Chaucer pg117 lines 8-10) In other words,

one must think of what kind of person destroys homes, because its their job, and

destroys the lives of those he attacked. To propose such an idea must seem

appalling to most. However, when writing a paper for school, while attempting to

achieve a dry sense of political humor, certain lines must be crossed.

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