Don Quixote: resumen de Chapter 43
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In Chapter 43, Clara tells Dorotea that the apparent mule driver is a wealthy gentleman’s son who follows her out of love, and Dorotea offers help. Meanwhile, Maritornes and the innkeeper’s daughter tie Don Quixote to a door bolt, and arriving travelers indirectly cause him to slip from his horse and hang painfully by one arm.
Qué sucede
- Dorotea wakes Clara to hear a singer, but his voice makes Clara tremble and weep.
- Clara explains that the singer disguises himself to follow her, and she fears their fathers’ response to their love.
- Dorotea promises to help Clara, and the women settle down for the remaining night.
- Maritornes and the innkeeper’s daughter lure Don Quixote toward the hayloft opening and fasten his wrist to a door bolt.
- Don Quixote stands trapped on Rocinante, believes himself enchanted, and argues with four travelers arriving at dawn.
- Rocinante moves to sniff another horse, leaving Don Quixote hanging painfully with his toes barely reaching the ground.
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Clara sets a firm limit on her love. Her attachment to the singer does not remove her concern for parental authority.
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What causes Don Quixote to slip from Rocinante’s saddle?
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