Brief introduction and character analysis of Don Quixote's five plots.

Plot: Briefly describe the story of Don Quixote's "battle" with the windmill;

On their second trip, Don Quixote and Sancho met thirty or forty windmills in the countryside. Don Quixote regarded them as thirty or forty giants and wanted to fight. Although Sancho shouted that it was a windmill to stop him, his mind was full of monsters and things like that, and he ignored it. He pounced on the first windmill and inserted his spear into its wings. But the windmill threw him out with his horse and people. Thanks to Sancho's help, he finally got up from the ground.

Don Quixote's funny story of fighting with sheep;

On the second trip, two groups of sheep came on the road. Don Quixote regarded sheep as two sworn armies that appeared in front of him. Regardless of Sancho's obstruction, he rushed into the flock and stabbed it with a gun. He was knocked down by the shepherd, knocked out his teeth and got two ribs stuck in the meat. Even so, he thinks it's a trick of an asshole magician, turning the two opposing armies into two flocks of sheep.

Don Quixote's story of "penance in the mountains";

In order to avoid the patrol, Don Quixote dared not take the road. He and Sancho walked into a deep mountain. Here, they met a young man named Cardinal. Cardinal's lover, Lucinda, was taken away by Fernando, a playboy hall, pessimistic and disappointed, hiding in the mountains and living a savage life. Inspired by this, Don Quixote decided that he would also suffer for his prince charming, Dulcinea, and live a spiritual life in the mountains.

Character introduction Don Quixote:

Mancha's down-and-out squire, the hero of the book. I like to read knight novels, indulge in fantasy all day, and yearn for the restoration of ancient chivalry. After some absurd "proof of danger", he returned to his hometown and suddenly woke up on his deathbed.

Don Quixote, the hero of the work, is an immortal typical figure. According to the book, this skinny little aristocrat with a sad face was fascinated by knight literature, and even rode on a skinny old horse, found a rusty spear and put on a helmet with holes. Besides helping the weak and the people, he also wanted to be a ranger.

He hired Sancho Panza, a nearby farmer, as his entourage and rode behind him on a donkey. Don Quixote imagined a milkmaid in a neighboring village as his mistress and named her Dursi Neya. So he went out looking for adventure as a knight without a formal title. He completely lost his sense of reality, fell into a rambling fantasy, and treated everything with idealism. So he made a lot of troubles, suffered a lot, and made a lot of jokes, but he was still stubborn.