A brief summary of the merchants prologue ?

The Merchant's Prologue is a part of Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales." In this prologue, the Merchant is introduced as a wealthy and experienced trader. He is described as a melancholic and cynical character who believes that marriage is a miserable institution. The Merchant shares his negative views on marriage, expressing his belief that women are unfaithful and deceitful. He also mentions his own unhappy marriage and his desire to have a young wife who can satisfy his desires. The prologue ends with the Merchant being interrupted by the Host, who asks him to tell a tale.