KNejely the Plowman

General Prologue
The Plowman, a brother to the Parson, is a hardworking man. He hauls carloads of dung, and works hard for his brethren and for Christ's sake. He will do anything he can in his power to help others, and doesn't expect payback. The Plowman loves his neighbors like he loves himself, and lives in peace and love. He loves God even if it causes pain or appeasement. He always pays his tithes with his work or possessions. Also, he rides as mare and wears a sleeveless jacket.

Profession
The Plowman's profession is hauling dung by the [https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/literature/canterbury-tales-prologue/the-plowman#:~:text=Living%20a%20simple%20life%20of,fellow%2DChristians%20and%20for%20Christ. cartload].

Character Description
Chaucer portrays the Plowman as a good person, a hard worker, and a God-fearing man, who is willing to do anything he can for others.