The Weekly Crossword: Canterbury Tales

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Across
  1. 2. favoring or being against an idea or thing for personal reasons; prejudice
  2. 4. A couplet where the sense and grammatical structure are completed within the two lines
  3. 8. the sense and grammatical structure in the couplet continue past the end of the two lines into the line or lines that follow
  4. 9. "He served them all with fairy tales and fables"
  5. 10. “At an event organized by Occupy Economics, Andy Haldane…claimed the movement best known for last year’s protest camps in the city and on Wall Street had helped start “a reformation of finance”
Down
  1. 1. Writing that offers insight into society, its values, and its customs
  2. 3. “...they frame this problem as being about culture and regulation rather than lobbying and ideology”
  3. 5. “In 2010, the economist calculated, the 1% saw their incomes soar by 11.6%; the incomes of the other 99% grew only 0.2%”
  4. 6. “in meeting Occupy protesters, Mr. Haldane has gone further than any frontbench politician”
  5. 7. The presentation of a character’s actions, thoughts, words, and appearance