What I meant to say was.....

In the Canterbury Tales, the author, Chaucer, uses various tones and characterization techniques in order to present his style of writing and provide his audience with the purpose for his tale, which was that things may not be what they appear, which translates to how society isn't that different despite their particular social standing. Each of these characters, especially the Monk and the Lawyer, opens the door to a new point of view and instead of looking from the outside, the audience is able to look out from within in order to elicit pathos and cause the audience to bond mentally with the characters.