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What does the innkeeper do after he calms the muleteers? Why?
Makes don Quijote a knight so there would be no more fighting.
When does don Quijote leave the inn?
At the break of dawn.
Where is don Quijote headed?
His village.
What does don Quijote need to get from his village?
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Who will be don Quijote's squire?
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Who is Juan Haldudo's servant?
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What does don Quijote find Juan Haldudo doing to his servant?
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What does Juan Haldudo tie his servant to after he escaped?
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What does Juan Haldudo call don Quijote?
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What will happen if Andrés calls back don Quijote?
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How far had don Quijote walked until he found his second adventure?
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What does don Quijote tell the silk merchants to do?
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What does one of the silk merchants want don Quijote to do?
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What impeded don Quijote from getting up after he was beaten by the silk merchants?
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Who does don Quijote blame for his beating from the silk merchants?
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What is prohibiting don Quijote from stopping the beatings?
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Who brought don Quijote to his home?
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Who is at don Quijote's house when he returns?
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Who does don Quijote call to help him?
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What does Pedro do with the caballerías?
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Study Notes
Don Quijote Chapters 5-8 Summary
- The innkeeper comforts the muleteers and proclaims don Quijote a knight to prevent further conflict.
- Don Quijote departs the inn at dawn, eager to continue his adventures.
- His destination is his village, where he aims to gather supplies.
- He seeks to bring back a squire, essential for his chivalric journey.
- Sancho Panza is chosen as don Quijote's squire, representing loyalty and practicality.
- Juan Haldudo is introduced as a character whose servant is Andrés, mistreated by him.
- Don Quijote witnesses Juan Haldudo whipping Andrés, igniting his sense of justice.
- After Andrés escapes, Juan Haldudo ties him to a cork tree for punishment.
- Juan Haldudo derogatorily refers to don Quijote as a meddler, dismissing his interference.
- A threat is issued to Andrés, warning he will be skinned if he calls don Quijote back.
- Don Quijote walks two miles before encountering his next adventure.
- He insists the silk merchants admit that Dulcinea is beautiful, showcasing his idealism.
- One silk merchant requests a picture of Dulcinea, embodying don Quijote's delusions.
- After being beaten by the merchants, don Quijote struggles to rise due to the weight of his armor.
- He blames his horse, Rocinante, for his injuries, reflecting his tendency to externalize blame.
- He attributes his misfortunes to bad luck instead of his own decisions or actions.
- A field worker aids don Quijote by bringing him back home after his ordeal.
- Upon his return, don Quijote finds his housekeeper, niece, and Pedro Pérez waiting for him.
- Don Quijote seeks assistance from Urganda, a figure of importance in his quest.
- Pedro Pérez takes action by burning the caballerías, a reflection of practical decision-making.
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