How Does Sancho Panza Share In Don Quixote's Delusion
To what degree does Sancho Panza share in Don Quixote’s delusions?
Sancho Panza is a peasant who follows Don Quixote out greed, and some loyalty. For instance the time when Quixote runs after the magicians to fight them in battle, (he is really fighting with friars), Sancho tries to rob the friar and take his robe. (Page 1702) Only to get a well deserved beating. Although Sancho sometimes just simple warns his master to avoid trouble. When Quixote mistakes windmills for giants. He tells him, no those are just windmills. (Page 1701) Sancho is able to live in both worlds, reality and fantasy. It is whatever suits him at the right time or occasion. He takes the good and the bad of both the current time and the far gone days of chivalry. He
Sancho Panza is a peasant who follows Don Quixote out greed, and some loyalty. For instance the time when Quixote runs after the magicians to fight them in battle, (he is really fighting with friars), Sancho tries to rob the friar and take his robe. (Page 1702) Only to get a well deserved beating. Although Sancho sometimes just simple warns his master to avoid trouble. When Quixote mistakes windmills for giants. He tells him, no those are just windmills. (Page 1701) Sancho is able to live in both worlds, reality and fantasy. It is whatever suits him at the right time or occasion. He takes the good and the bad of both the current time and the far gone days of chivalry. He