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Character Diversity In The Canterbury Tales

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Geoffrey Chaucer's most famous work, The Canterbury Tales, features a wide variety of characters from different walks of life. Which of the following best explains Chaucer's ability to portray such a diverse range of individuals so accurately?
A

Chaucer held various occupations, traveled extensively, and interacted with individuals from diverse social backgrounds.

B

Chaucer conducted extensive research by working in the specific profession of each character for a year.

C

Chaucer came from an affluent family and received a formal education regarding the professions and lives of others.

D

Chaucer possessed a vivid imagination that allowed him to accurately deduce the lifestyles of various social classes.

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