Don Quixote、Chapter 55の要約
129のChapter 55 · Part 1 · chapterは12分で読めます
In Chapter 55, Sancho Panza falls into a pit with his donkey, explores an underground passage, and receives help when Don Quixote hears his cries and arranges their rescue. Back at the castle, Sancho explains the hardships of governing, declares that he leaves office without profit, and chooses to serve his master again.
起こる出来事
- Delayed by his conversation with Ricote, Sancho leaves the road at night and falls into a pit with his donkey.
- After lamenting their plight, Sancho feeds the donkey bread and widens an opening so they can explore an underground passage together.
- Practicing for his coming fight, Don Quixote hears Sancho underground and first suspects that he is a suffering soul.
- The donkey’s braying confirms Sancho’s account, and Don Quixote fetches help to haul them both out.
- Sancho answers a student’s criticism by insisting that his governorship brings hunger and injuries rather than dishonest profit.
- At the castle, Sancho rejects governing and resumes his former service; the duke offers lighter employment, and the duchess orders kind treatment.

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注目するポイント
Sancho says this after feeding his donkey. Food also shapes his rejection of office and his preference for service with enough to eat.
簡単な確認
What helps Don Quixote recognize that Sancho is alive in the cave?

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