Don Quixote
Don Quixote filled his imagination with everything that he had read, with enchantments, knightly encounters, battles, challenges, wounds, with tales of love and its torments, and all sorts of impossible things, and as a result had come to believe that all these factitious happenings were true; they were more real to him than anything else in the world. The windmills were in fact real giants to Don Quixote. While on his travels he encountered a windmill that he thought were giants. Since the giants were lawless he had to attack the thirty or more of them. “He thereupon commended himself with all his heart to his lady Dulcinea, beseeching her to succor him in this peril.” After the battle he did not complain for the knights of the day did not complain about their bodily injuries. He could only imagine these giants in his story books he read, also when he commended himself that was what all the knights of the time did from what he had read. Since windmills were in fact windmills he blamed it on the evil magician Freston. The magician was surly evil although he did not do anything to the windmills. Don Quixote came upon some knightly encounters during his journeys. The first encounter was while he was watching his armor. Two mul
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Approximate Word count = 1485
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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