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According to the speaker in the Prologue of Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, the parson and the
plowman are brothers. In what way are these two characters similar?

a. They are both holy, hard-working men.

b. They both are trying to move up in society.

c. They are both motivated by money.

d. They both work for the church

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