The Canterbury Tales is by a long shot Chaucer's most popular and most acclaimed work. At first Chaucer had anticipated every one of his characters to recount four stories a piece. The initial two stories would be set as the person was on his/her approach to Canterbury, fictionistic poet personality and the subsequent two were to happen as the person was going home. Evidently, Chaucer's objective of composing 120 stories was an excessively goal-oriented one.
