Why does the Pardoner reveal his motive & techniques to his fellow pilgrims?

Why does the Pardoner connect greed with gluttony, drunkenness, & oaths when he interrupts his tale (pp. 13 - 17)?

Why aren't the three rioters identified by name?

Who is the old man whom the rioters meet?

How is the Pardoner's tale meant to inspire offerings to him?

Is Menelaos persuaded by Agamemnon's tears, or is he only pretending in order to absolve himself of responsibility?

Is Agamemnon right to say (p. 89), "Someone has betrayed me?"

Is Agamemnon a coward?

Does Iphigeneia believe she is the savior of Greece, or does she sacrifice herself for some other reason?

Why does Achilles participate in the sacrifice of Iphigeneia even though he had sworn not to (pp. 102 & 108)?

Is sexual passion akin to the passion of war in this play?

Is "Iphigeneia in Aulis" an anti-war play?