I'm not convinced that Don Quixote is aware of the mockery of the one at issue since it is believed that Sancho is in a state of grace and asked to give a spanking to account which promised to be given to disenchant Dulcinea and thus shows nor is it aware of the mockery in establishing this form of disenchantment. Don Quixote continues to believe that Dulcinea is enchanted and the response of Sancho speaks of cruelty (following the definitions of the RAE: argad -> nonsense -> nonsense -> atrocity -> Cruelty large) and not mockery.
As the laughter that causes the paint to be provided Sancho wearing "a coat of buckram black top, all painted with flames, and removing the cap, put him in the head a miter, the way they take the penitents by the Holy Office "there are situations that move to laughter, even when we meet in a state of fear, momentarily freeing our minds from the state of which we leave as soon as possible.
When Don Quixote says: " Be patient, child, and am glad these gentlemen, and thank you very much to heaven for having such virtue into thy person, that martyrdom della disenchant the enchanted and resurrect the dead. ", what should we think? What DQ is not aware that it is a joke or part of it? I agree with the first option.
Nor is Sancho, who was relieved when he notices the flames burn painted or not they take it on wings devils drawn on the miter. Who rebelled against him physically attack is quite logical, if I think it compromises because it is not aware that this is a joke otherwise it could have tried to emerge unscathed from the situation.
Last time risk, Sancho, that is those who do not throw anything and everything exploit even a dress sentenced to death by fire, the suit claims, it will certainly be for Carnival of the village.
both are morally superior to the Dukes and although aware of their deprivation of liberty of action are not the mockery of these women.
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