Read the following excerpt from "the monk's tale" by geoffrey chaucer: there never was a captain served a king who brought so many countries in subjection . . or more presumptuous by predilection than holofernes. fortune ever fair kissed him and with such a lecherous affection he lost his head before he was aware. it was not only that he made a wraith of the world's wealth and plundered liberty, he made his enemies renounce their faith: . . . judith, a woman, had the strength to smite. off went his sleepy head and from the tent she crept away before the morning light . . which statement best describes the two themes developed in this passage?