Chapter LXII of Part 2, Don Quixote comes to suffer the taunts of the Dukes but to what extent are effective ridicule?, Perhaps to that is complete mockery Should not the deceived be aware of the mockery that has been, "but at the home of the Dukes Don Quixote down the scorn of the disenchantment of Dulcinea, with all the paraphernalia that accompanies it, because it feeds their need to believe that Dulcinea is enchanted benefits of ridicule because they offer the ideal setting for his boundless imagination.
This chapter provides new jokes, now in charge of a citizen of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bare different but Don Quixote continues to benefit or is it not seeking recognition from the people?:
" ate that day with Don Antonio some of his friends, honoring each and trying to Don Quixote as a knight-errant, of which, hollow and pompous, was beside himself with joy. The humours of Sancho were so many that their mouths were like hanging all servants of the house and all who heard him. "
" " Great is the power which holds within it the errant knight, it becomes known and famous who professed by all the terms of the land, if not careful, your worship, Don Antonio, that even the boys of this city, without ever having seen me, I know. "
With the experience of the enchanted head mockery extends to friendly Don Antonio's wife because " and if there were two friends of Don Antonio, no one else knew the charm busilis "so the joke is shared and its objective is more concerned to know what each" questioner "and this is where Don Quixote shows us aside their doubts about the cave of Montesinos and the other we see that he swallowed the organized by the Duke theater on account of Merlin and Dulcinea, then he is not aware of the hoax.
5 ½ months after reading Don Quixote with the invaluable help of entries Pedro in La Acequia and comments from all the walkers, yesterday I read this chapter LXII putting a day in the collective reading, I hope now to have time to read and comment on blogs that reference Pedro because I missed the brake and I read / enjoy a chapter a week.
This entry was posted as a comment on " La Acequia " Blog Pedro Ojeda Escudero, Professor of English Literature at the University Burgos (Spain).
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