Think about the allegorical nature of the characters in The Canterbury Tales. How can the characters in your story be considered allegorical?

-The events in the story convey a meaning that goes beyond the basic plot.
-Characters represent specific qualities or flaws of society.
-The story teaches an explicit or implied moral message.

An allegory is also a story, so it should also follow the structure of any narrative writing. The main components of a narrative include the following:

-beginning that grabs the reader’s attention
-middle part that contains events that flow naturally and culminate into a climax
-ending that offers the resolution of the story

Think about the allegorical nature of the characters in The Canterbury Tales. How can the characters in your story be considered allegorical? Does the problem or situation that you chose to represent clearly emerge in your allegory?