Don Quixote: resumen de Part 2, Chapter 26
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In Chapter 26, Don Quixote mistakes a puppet pursuit for a real attack and destroys Master Pedro’s stage while defending the escaping lovers. He blames enchanters for the confusion but agrees to pay for the damage, and the company settles its dispute before leaving the inn.
Qué sucede
- The boy narrates Don Gaiferos’s rescue of Melisendra, while Don Quixote and Maese Pedro interrupt to correct his performance.
- When puppet horsemen pursue the lovers, Don Quixote attacks with his sword and wrecks the figures and stage.
- Master Pedro laments his losses, and Sancho urges him to trust Don Quixote to make repayment.
- Don Quixote blames enchanters but accepts the costs, while still insisting that the real Melisendra escapes unharmed.
- Sancho and the innkeeper assess the damage, Sancho pays, and everyone shares supper at Don Quixote’s expense.
- The travelers depart in the morning, and Don Quixote and Sancho leave the inn around eight.
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Don Quixote accepts financial responsibility without giving up his belief that enchanters distort what he sees. This makes a peaceful settlement possible.
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Who helps Sancho assess the damage to Master Pedro’s puppets?
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