at all of her previous husband had died after trying the sovereignty of the marriage, it is fairly logical to believe that she had something to do with it. Even her fifth husband whom she loved dearly and lived happily together ended up dying. The wife of Bath’s never confessed on how any of her husbands died. Although it is widely thought that the first three died during sexual intercourse, or in an attempt to satisfy her lust, but there is no evidence in her prologue that explains the death of her last tow husband. In conclusion the wife of Bath’s argues for sovereignty to be held in the power of the woman over the man, while all of her husbanded of whom she was sovereignty have to die. ...
