Oswald And The Overly-Positive Reeve's Tale

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Oswald, the overly-sensitive Reeve, is none too happy with the Miller and his tale. The drunken Miller tells an embarrassing tale about the Reeve indirectly. In defense, the Reeve tries his best to punch back, but his attempt is weak. The Reeve shares a story of a dishonest Miller, looking to avenge the Miller himself. The Reeve’s Tale begins as The Reeve assures the Miller he will get him back for his tale. The Miller in the story lives close to a college. Each day, the Miller robs the mill of wheat and corn. One day when the supervisor of the college becomes ill, the Miller takes the opportunity to take more than he usually does. Two students at the college, John and Aleyn, are shocked and angry with the news and they volunteer to

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