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Don Quixote, Chapter 15 summary

Chapter 15 of 129 · Part 1 · 12 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 15, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza suffer a beating from Galician muleteers after Rocinante approaches their mares and Don Quixote attacks in revenge. As they struggle to move, Don Quixote defends chivalric honor while Sancho stresses their injuries, and they reach an inn that the knight calls a castle.

What happens

  1. After searching unsuccessfully for Marcela, Don Quixote and Sancho rest beside a stream and let their animals graze.
  2. Rocinante approaches some mares, which kick and bite him, and their muleteers knock him down with clubs.
  3. Don Quixote attacks the muleteers, Sancho joins him, and the outnumbered pair suffer a severe beating.
  4. Don Quixote blames his breach of chivalric rules, but Sancho refuses further fighting and asks for practical treatment.
  5. Sancho places Don Quixote on his unhurt donkey, leads the animals toward the road, and enters an inn despite their argument over its identity.

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What to notice

Sancho places physical suffering above disputes about honor. His response exposes the gap between his immediate needs and his master's explanations.

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Why does Don Quixote ride Sancho's donkey after the fight?

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