Don Quixote, Chapter 73: riassunto
Chapter 73 di 129 · Part 1 · 8 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 73, Don Quixote returns to his village, fears signs that he cannot see Dulcinea again, and proposes spending his required year at home as a shepherd. The priest and Sansón Carrasco agree in hopes of keeping him nearby, but his niece and housekeeper object before he feels unwell and asks for bed.
Cosa succede
- Don Quixote treats a boy’s words and a fleeing hare as bad signs, but Sancho offers practical answers to both.
- The priest and Sansón Carrasco welcome the travelers, while children gather around Sancho’s oddly dressed donkey.
- Teresa Panza and Sanchica greet Sancho, who says he brings honestly earned money, and take him home.
- Don Quixote explains his yearlong restriction and proposes a shepherd’s life with new names for his companions.
- The priest and Carrasco support the plan to keep him nearby, discussing poetry and names for shepherdesses.
- His niece and housekeeper oppose the plan; feeling unwell, he asks for bed, where they feed and comfort him.
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Cosa notare
Don Quixote’s physical discomfort interrupts the dispute over shepherding. The chapter closes with care at home rather than action on his new plan.
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Why do the priest and Carrasco agree to the shepherd plan?
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