sorrow, to run where the brave dare not go." This quote sung by Don Quixote exemplifies the

message of the story of Don Quixote. His courageous quest has been an inspiration to people for

over 400 years. There are notable differences between the book written by Miguel Cervantes

and the Broadway musical. Some of these differences are how Dulciana is portrayed and

interacts with Don Quixote, Don Quixote's journeys and encounters, and how the story

concludes. They both have a positive message of reaching for your desires without letting reality

In both the play and the book, Don Quixote is intrigued by Aldonsa. In the book the only

mention of Aldonsa is that she is a poor farm girl whom Don Quixote fights for. In the play she

is a much more involved character. First of all she is portrayed as a kitchen slut with no hope of

The plays conclusion of the story seems to leave you with a more motivating and

thinks that they are giants getting ready to attack him. Sancho Panza tries to change Don

In both the play and the book, Don Quixote's quest leads him all over Spain. A common

lady he has ever seen. He treats her as some kind of goddess. He calls her Dulciana and even

hope and courage all throughout time.

lift him out of bed, and they all begin to sing, "The Impossible Dream." Suddenly, Don Quixote

to reach for your goals and don't ever let reality get in your way.

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