Spenser uses the names of his characters as a form of satire on society. He takes some of the key values, emotions, and components of our beings and personifies them in his book. Take five of these names and illustrate whether or not you agree with his

>Spenser uses the names of his characters as a form of satire on society. He takes some of
the key values, emotions, and components of our beings and personifies them in his book.
Take five of these names and illustrate whether or not you agree with his stance on that
character. Is the description accurate? What would you have changed?