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Literary Analysis
How is Don Quixote characterized in the first chapter of the novel? What conflicts inform his character? Analyze the way Don Quixote is introduced, defending your analysis with examples of style components, such as syntax or figurative language, Cervantes uses to depict him. How do elements such as characterization and conflict, and the voice in which they are represented, impact your interpretation of Don Quixote?

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Don Quixote is characterized as a man who gave himself up to madness and the illusion created by over-reading chivalry novels.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • Don Quixote is described as a nobleman with many possessions and responsibilities, but who abandons the constant reading of chivalry novels, to the point of not knowing what is real and illusion.
  • To emphasize this characterization, Cervantes shows how Don Quixote was seen by his friends and by his adventure partner.
  • Furthermore, Cervantes made strong use of figurative language to represent how Don Quixote saw things, interpreted the world around him, and thought.

With this, the reader realizes that Don Quixote's main conflict is with himself, as he cannot get rid of the illusion that he created himself. This allows the reader to understand Don Quixote's sensitivity and the dissatisfaction he felt with the real world and the way he lived.

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