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Question: English Homework Help —- What is a “Framing Fiction”?
I have to write about what the framing fiction of The Canterbury Tales is and I don’t even know what framing fiction is! I looked online but that didn’t help me.
Thank you in advance. I’m panicking!!
Answer:
Answer by Steven J Pemberton
Try looking up “frame story”, since that’s probably the more common term. Basically it’s a story that surrounds another story or stories, like the frame around a picture. The Canterbury Tales is about a group of people on a pilgrimage to Canterbury. To make the journey more interesting, they take turns to tell stories. The frame story is the part of the story about the travellers on their journey and telling their stories, but excluding the stories that each character tells.
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