Don Quixote
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- "Though you flourish as many arms as did the giant Briareus,you still shall have to answer to me."
- "God's will be done. I believe everything that your grace says but straighten yourself up in the saddle a little, for you seem to be slipping down on one side, owing, no doubt, to the shaking up you received in your fall.
- Dulcinea...
- Don Quixote believes that the Windmills are giants and he must defeat them.
- ""Oh devilish and mostrous beings, set free at once the highborn princesses whom you bear captive..."
- Sancho enjoys some of Don Quixote's fantastical world but consistently reminds him of the truth of the reality.
- I am Don Quixote de la Mancha, knight-errant and adventurer and captive of the peerless and beauteaous Dona Dulcinea...
- Don Quixote is enthralled by the adventures in chivalrous novels. His altered reality implores him " to keep a wakeful vigil, sustained by the memory of their ladies fair" while Sancho is not noble in his quest- he eats and sleeps when he wants to.
- Mason Mullen Period 5/6Don Quixote
- In his madness, Don Quixote believes the friars are enchanters who have captured a princess and therefore, he must battle to save her.
- The ridiculousness of Don Quixote's reality causes drama and altercations in the real world. Cervantes used satire to show how unrealistic and foolish the fiction of his time was.
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