Dialogue Select two well-known public contemporary figures you believe have characteristics comparable to any pair of pilgrims. Compose a short description of each of these two contemporary figures in the style of Chaucer's "General Prologue." Then create a dialogue that shows interaction between the two characters, comparable to the style of the links. Remember to follow MLA formatting guidelines for your document Description: • • 1 paragraph is written explaining the two well-known public contemporary figures chosen and what characteristics they share with the pair of pilgrims chosen. 1 18 stanza poem is written (mimicking the General Prologue) for each of the two contemporary figures explaining their character. Lines in the poems match the rhyme scheme found in the prologue • • • • • Dialogue is written in a 18 stanza poem mimicking Chaucer’s style Lines of dialogue match the rhyme scheme found in Chaucer’s work Characters respond to one another logically Conversation has a clear beginning, middle, and ending Dialogue is punctuated accurately •
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