Chivalry books were by far the most popular type of literature in Spain when Cervantes wrote Don Quixote. Do you think his satire would have been effective in convincing people not to read these fantasies? Why or why not? Respond in 1 detailed and well-thought out paragraph (5 sentence minimum). Spelling, grammar, punctuation will be part of the assessment grade.

The novel was simply about how Don Quixote sees the world.

It should be noted that the plot revolved around the adventures of a noble that was known as Don Quixote who as a result of reading several chivalric romances loses his mind and decided to become a knight-errant.

It should be noted that satire would have been effective in convincing people not to read these fantasies. Satire could have been used to pass the message across in a humorous way and still criticize it.

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in many ways, don quixote is a novel about how don quixote sees the world and about how other characters sees don quixote. his tendency to transform everyday people and objects into more dramatic, epic, and fantastic versions of themselves forces those around him to choose between adapting to his imaginary world or opposing it. some, such as the barber and the priest, originally try to coax don quixote back into a more conventional view of the world and away from his unconventional life as a knight-errant. to get don quixote to communicate, however, they must play along with his world, pretending to believe in his wild fantasies. by the end of the novel, these characters achieve a more harmonious relationship with don quixote’s fantasy world, recognizing its value even if they do not believe it is literally true.



answer: third

explanation:

i love cake

and don't hate

i know i'm fat

but what's wrong with that

i cant rap

but im sure ya know that

its just for fun

so quit hatin' son

~courtney