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The narration of Don Quixote is intentionally shifting and unreliable. The point of view shifts from first to third-person omniscient, and the voice of the narrator is inhabited by at least three separate figures. As the story is told, the narrator often interrupts its own telling, almost becoming a character in the story itself. Throughout this shifting narration, the tone also swings between comedic and satirical to tender and understanding. How do these choices enable the author to develop meaningful characters and to convey themes about realism and idealism? How do his choices affect you as a reader?
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20 days ago
20 days ago