Don Quijote

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Don Quijote is a romantic renaissance book that was written by a Spanish Miguel de Cervantes, who lived from 1574-1616. He was a famous Spanish author. The legendary hero of the book Don Quixote when he tries to fight windmills is the most famous episode of the famous Miguel de Cervantes novel, '' The ingenious nobleman Don Quixote of La Mancha. "

The book by the Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes is appeared in the early seventeenth century, and still regarded as the foundation of modern Western literature, because it shows the problems that were / are related to the deal between what is reality and ideal. The novel originally skrevetpå Spanish. It is the most widely read novel in around the world.

This book was written during the Renaissance. Before the Renaissance life acted only about gods, kings, everything va based on that god is everything. But during the Renaissance got literature secular functions, therefore author could …show more content…

While the big fights, like Sancho tried to explain, some its windmills mill wings that move with the wind and get windmills to go around. Despite of Sancho Panza urgent warnings Quijote prepared for legal battle against an army of the big fights. Sancho realize that they are fighting over there were only windmills. Quixote insists on charging at windmills and he falls to the ground when it becomes clear to Quixote that this is a field of midmøller, he argues that a Freston has transformed the big fights to windmills to rob Quijote of a dashing victory. He was not seriously injured, while his horse Rocinante to Quijote was more seriously wounded in the back. So they helped to stand up to the horse. While Snake about this adventure, they went on to Lapice, because Don Quixote thought that there was more adventurer who wait on the there. Furthermore, they have a sharp discussion on pain and complained, while Quixote could not keep the donkey of Sacho silly. Termination of this excerpt inferred that they go to eat lunch

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