Appreciation of the Self-styled Knight The third chapter uses humorous language style and various descriptive means, especially the use of contrast, which makes this part of the text rich and colorful. The author described Don Quixote's piety and solemnity while waiting for the knighthood with vulgar sentences. Describe the chaotic fight between mule driver and Don Quixote in elegant and dignified sentences. The interweaving of these two languages enhances the humor of the novel. The use of various exquisite and vivid description techniques vividly depicts Don Quixote's firm and persistent belief, solemn attitude, brave and impatient temper and his credulous nature before sealing. For example, the movements and expressions in armor protection, such as "overlapping armor", "carrying a shield", "holding a pike", "proudly cruising back and forth" and "staring at armor", can be described as physical and mental injuries, unscathed. Vivid and personalized language: ask the young lady in your heart for advice with the fiery "love words" often found in knight novels, warn the mule driver and shopkeeper in the inn with the "righteous words and strict sentences" that make people laugh, and say "crazy words" when accepting the advice of the shopkeeper and preparing to be blocked immediately. Various languages vividly depict the image of Don Quixote. Contrastive description strengthens the comedy effect of this paragraph. First, the comparison between the ridiculous scribbled Zen ceremony and the authentic "nail house ceremony" in the inn; More importantly, don Quixote's pious mood before he was sealed was compared with that of a group of people in the inn who regarded him as a madman and waited for the good play to be staged.
Crazy about your sweetheart (from Chapter 25 of the first volume of the original book) "Sancho, you have to rely on me for at least one thing, because it can't be stopped. I said, I want you to see me naked, and I want 10 20 sets of crazy tricks, which will take less than half an hour. What you saw with your own eyes, you can add oil and sauce as you like, or you can rest assured that it is true. I can't finish what I want to do in the future. " "My husband, for God's sake, don't tell me to see you naked. I was so sad that I couldn't help crying. I cried for the gray donkey last night, and my head swelled with pain. I can't cry any more today. If you insist that I watch you play some crazy tricks, you can get dressed and play some simple and convenient games. Actually, I have already said, you don't have to play for me, save some time and let me come back early. The news I brought back must be what you expected, and I won't lose you. Otherwise, let Miss Dulcinea watch! If her answer doesn't make sense, I sincerely swear to God that I will punch and kick her and force a good answer out of her stomach. What makes a famous knight errant like you crazy? For no reason, for a-that lady, don't make me promise! Hum! I can say anything! Anyway, I am throwing caution to the wind! I can play this game! She doesn't know me yet. To tell the truth, if she knew, she would be afraid of me.
Appreciation of Crazy for Lovers The plot of Don Quixote's madness for his sweetheart is the frame of the first novel. Taking the excerpt from Chapter 25 of the original book as an example, we can see that the two protagonists have different thinking modes. Don Quixote is obsessed with knight novels, and he is also convinced that knight's strange behavior is to atone for the madness of ungrateful lovers. This time, due to the stimulation of Cardinius, he even planned to practice. Ironically, he didn't have an actual lover, and he was not deceived by his lover, but he insisted on showing all kinds of spoony gestures. Even Sancho saw this problem. In order to appease him, Don Quixote claims to perform some crazy tricks for Sancho first, so that Sancho can understand that he can go crazy for no reason, and it is also convenient for Sancho to be very serious when reporting to his sister. But Sancho didn't understand why a good man would go crazy for no reason. Since she must be crazy, Sancho thinks it must be worth the money. If Dursi, a "country girl", dares to despise her master's feelings, Sancho thinks that this is not only an insult to her master, but also an insult to her Zhu Jing. He decided to force her to say something nice, even if it was "punching and kicking"! He wants to show the proud lady her ability. Sancho is not Don Quixote, nor does he talk about the so-called "chivalry" of affectation. In his eyes, there is only the most basic principle of relationship between people, and that is gratitude. Since the host is so infatuated with the young lady, the young lady must also repay her warmly.
An interesting story about learning to bark like a donkey (from Chapter 25 of Volume II of the original work). Two Committee members went to the Woods to look for donkeys. But looking for it, there is no trace, and I have searched everywhere. The man who found the donkey said to his master,' Brother, listen to me, I have an idea. Even if the donkey is not in the forest, it is buried in the ground. I'm sure I can find the answer in this way. I can bark like a donkey. If you can call twice, we are sure to find it. The host said, "Brother, what are you going to say?" ? I swear to god, I bark more than anyone, and the donkey is not as good as me. "The man said,' Let's wait and see. I want to do this: you walk along this side of the forest, I walk along that side, I will walk around; Every few steps, you learn a few barks, and I learn one. If the donkey is in the Woods, it will certainly hear and talk to us. "The shopkeeper said,' You are a genius. "This method is great!" Two people follow the plan and go separately. Almost at the same time, they learned to bark, and each took the other's bark as a real donkey bark, thinking that the donkey had found it, and hurried to find the sound. When they met, the master said,' Brother, isn't that my donkey?' The other said, "It's not the donkey, it's me." . The master said,' Brother, to tell the truth, if you just bark, you are no different from a donkey. In my generation, I have never heard a donkey bark like this. The person who gave the idea said,' Brother, these compliments are for you. I swear to the God who created me, the donkey who learned the most in the world lost you. Because you are full of gas, your voice is high and low, and the rhythm is just right. Very vivid. I'm really ashamed. I bow my head and admire your stunt. "The boss said,' Hey, let me tell you something. I can be proud of this skill. I thought I was good at learning donkey barking, but I didn't expect it to be as good as you said. "
Appreciation of "Anecdote of Learning to Bark Donkeys" There is an anecdote about learning to bark donkeys in Don Quixote, which not only adds a joke to the verdict, but also provides a premise for Don Quixote and Sancho to be beaten, which is part of their adventurous life. More importantly, it objectively and sharply reflects the social reality of Spain. Cervantes mercilessly lashed out at Spain's upper ruling class with a sharp satirical style and mocking attitude. The parents around the two members should have carefully managed their own people and worried about their urgent needs, but they were ignorant, proud of being good at learning donkey barking and boasting to each other. It's ridiculous and pathetic. It is through this example that the author satirizes and criticizes the social reality in Spain and exposes the hidden corruption and evil. As Don Quixote cursed, his era is an "eventful era" and a "sad era".
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