Which theme is present in Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Miller’s Tale"?

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Improper interpretation of religious textsThe difference between crude affection and refined romanceA kiss given to the wrong personAll of the above themes

Explanation

The Miller’s Tale includes several themes: the misuse of scripture (A), the contrast between coarse love and courtly love (B), and the motif of a mistaken kiss (C). Therefore, all these elements (D) are present in the story.