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Feminist Themes In The Wife Of Bath

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Why is The Wife of Bath's Tale from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales often considered to exhibit feminist elements?
A

Women consistently emerge victorious over men throughout the story.

B

The knight ultimately receives what he desires in the form of a beautiful woman.

C

The knight is depicted as an unappealing character due to his sexist behavior.

D

A central theme of the tale is women achieving sovereignty over their husbands.

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