In the Wife of Bath's Prologue, she boasts about being able to control her husbands. What does she say she does to achieve this?

She seduces their political rivals and so provides them with a way of blackmailing the opponents until they withdraw from the elections.

She is the best cook in England and so feeds them better than the king himself.

She works hard at her craft and so supplies them with plenty of money.

She accuses them of doing wrong and withholds sex until she gets what she wants.