Don Quixote Part 1, Chapter 41 Summary & Analysis | LitCharts
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from one religious and cultural loyalty to another. The subplot romances are based on economic and social likeness, but this is a romance of unlikeness. She is not going from civilization into the wilderness, like Quixote and Sancho. a kind of obedience In any case, it is an extreme example of the r
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- from one religious and cultural loyalty to another.
- The subplot romances are based on economic and social likeness, but this is a romance of unlikeness.
- She is not going from civilization into the wilderness, like Quixote and Sancho.
- a kind of obedience
- In any case, it is an extreme example of the rule-bound society in which Quixote sows disorder: even in the lawless reaches of the ocean, even in the mouths of ruthless pirates, society asserts its strict rules.
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