Ryan M.’s Reviews > Don Quixote > Status Update

Became a bit of a slog towards the end, but I finally pushed through. It was worth it though, despite its flaws.

Became a bit of a slog toward the end, but I finally pushed through and finished. It was worth it, in spite of its flaws.

'Whether the pitcher hits the stone or the stone hits the pitcher, it's bad luck for the pitcher' - Sancho

'Whether the pitcher hits the stone or the stone hits the pitcher, it's bas luck for the pitcher' - Sancho Panza

The Duke and Duchess devise ploys so that Don Quixote can enact his knightly duties. Sancho's got to whip himself three thousand three hundred times to supposedly disenchant Dulcinea, poor bastard.

Sancho got his insula, lets goooooo!

We meet Don Diego's son, who's a poet, and there is some good poetry and wisdom in this section. Don Quixote and Sancho meet a few people and they accompany them to a wedding taking place in spite of an ongoing love triangle. Basilio (the poor but skilled man) very slyly gets his way. Don Quixote does some things to win some respect and now he's lowered himself into a cave and supposedly he's seen some shit

Don Quixote and Sancho are back at it again, gallivanting across Spain in search of adventures with some noticeable development in their characters. I'm pretty sure this is where the Don wins his first fight against a real adversary.

Lol at Sancho arguing with his wife