es makes the narrator an untrustworthy character by having him forget essential facts that appear to be extremely relevant to the story of Don Quixote. In the opening phrases of the book, the narrator fails to remember both the name of the protagonist and the name of his hometown. From the beginning, the reader is already unclear as to who this man from La Mancha truly is. Due to the discrepancies among authors, Don Quixote's real name may be either, "Quixada or Quesada," (31) but the truth is never told. Cervantes takes certain measures to ensure that the reader is continuously questioning the authority of the narrator. In the middle of a battle between Don Quixote and a Basque knight, Cervantes brings the story to a complete halt. The story is interrupted in order state that the m

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Approximate Word count = 532
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)