Which lines from the “the wife of bath’s tale” of the canterbury tales most clearly support the implied idea that the knight is disrespectful to women?

There wasn't any joy or feast at all,

Just lots of sorrow, things went grievously.

He married her that morning privately

Then all that day he hid just like an owl,

So woeful, for his wife looked really foul.

"There's no way it could ever be amended.

You are so old and loathsome—and descended,

To add to that, from such a lowly kind—

No wonder that I toss and turn and wind.

I wish to God my heart would burst, no less!"

answer: e

explanation:

c. a group of tribes that formed a confederacy