Don Quixote, Part 2, Chapter 36: riassunto
Part 2, Chapter 36 di 129 · Part 1 · 9 min per leggere: chapter
In Chapter 36, Sancho shares his letter to Teresa with the duchess, who challenges his account of the governorship and his eagerness for money. The steward’s new entertainment brings a messenger requesting help for Countess Trifaldi, and Don Quixote treats the appeal as proof that wandering knights are necessary.
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- The steward prepares another adventure with the duke and duchess, while the duchess presses Sancho to use a harsher lash.
- Sancho presents his dictated letter, which promises Teresa wealth and describes his expected governorship and duty to disenchant Dulcinea.
- The duchess corrects Sancho’s link between lashes and office, warns against greed, and shares the letter with the duke.
- After dinner in the garden, mournful musicians accompany a huge, black-clad messenger with a long white beard.
- Trifaldín requests permission for Countess Trifaldi to enter and seek Don Quixote’s help, and the duke agrees.
- Don Quixote celebrates the request as evidence of his calling’s value and offers to remedy the lady’s trouble.

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