Don Quixote: resumen de Chapter 17
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In Chapter 17, Don Quixote makes a healing potion that leaves him feeling recovered but makes Sancho desperately ill, then refuses to pay the innkeeper on grounds of knightly privilege. Sancho follows his example and suffers a blanket tossing, while his injured master can only protest from outside the yard.
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- Don Quixote explains their injuries through enchantment, and the constable strikes him with a lamp after receiving an insult.
- Don Quixote prepares and blesses a potion, vomits after drinking it, and wakes from sleep feeling recovered.
- Sancho drinks the remaining potion and becomes violently ill; Don Quixote blames his lack of knighthood.
- The innkeeper identifies his establishment as an inn, but Don Quixote refuses payment and rides away.
- Sancho also refuses payment, and nine men toss him in a blanket while Don Quixote protests helplessly.
- Maritornes supplies Sancho with drinks; he rides away unaware that the innkeeper keeps his saddlebags.
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Don Quixote protects his faith in the potion by blaming Sancho's status rather than questioning the remedy. His explanation leaves Sancho bearing the physical cost.
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What does the innkeeper keep to cover Sancho's debt?
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