Which is true of Don Quixote?

Answer 1

No. Don Quixote never really existed. However, everything in the novel Don Quixote by Cervantes is true. A good novel takes a number of truths about human nature and puts them together in one story. In one instance rich Don Quixote raved about the wonderful life the shepherds lead living in the great outdoors. The destitute shepherds had a different idea. There are still people arguing that people living outdoors in poverty like it that way. They do not ask the modern destitute people what they would prefer. The destitute shepherds did not like living the way Don Quixote wanted them to live. No. There never was a real Don Quixote. Yes. Everything in the novel continues to happen. Look around you.

Answer 2

"Don Quixote" is a novel written by Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes. It follows the adventures of an eccentric knight named Don Quixote who sets out to revive chivalry. The novel is often considered one of the greatest works of literature and a significant early example of the modern novel.

Answer 3

A lot of things are true of Don Quixote. It is a novel, a painting, and the novel was made into a musical (The Man From La Mancha). It is considered by some to be the first modern novel, it is the origin of the word "quixotic," and much more.

Answer 4

no he went crazy because of lack of sleep during the time he was reading the book so that made he believe the books were real

Answer 5

yes