Talking About "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes

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Jaegyum: Wow, Jaeyi, I just read this really funny story about a guy named Don Quixote!

Jaeyi: Don Quixote? Is that the one from that blog post our teacher showed us, the one on study53.tistory.com about classic books?

Jaegyum: Yeah, that's it! He thinks he's a knight, like from the olden days. He even has rusty armor and an old horse he calls Rocinante.

Jaeyi: (Chuckles) That sounds silly. Did he really fight dragons?

Jaegyum: Not exactly dragons. He sees these windmills and thinks they're giants, so he tries to fight them with his lance! The blog said he gets knocked over.

Jaeyi: (Laughing) He fought windmills? That's so weird! Who does he think he is?

Jaegyum: He's read too many books about knights, I guess. He has this imaginary lady he's in love with, Dulcinea, even though he's never really met her.

Jaeyi: So he's living in his own fantasy world? The blog post mentioned something about a sidekick, right?

Jaegyum: Yeah, Sancho Panza. He's a farmer who goes along with Don Quixote, hoping to get rich. He's much more down-to-earth and tries to tell Don Quixote that the things he's seeing aren't real.

Jaeyi: So Sancho Panza is like the voice of reason?

Jaegyum: Exactly! He tries to bring Don Quixote back to reality, but Don Quixote is too caught up in his knightly adventures. He does all sorts of crazy things, like attacking sheep because he thinks they're an army!

Jaeyi: (Shakes his head) He sounds a bit crazy but also kind of brave, in a funny way. Did he ever realize he wasn't a real knight?

Jaegyum: The blog post said that eventually, he does get sick and realizes that his adventures were all in his imagination. It's a bit sad at the end, but also makes you think about how sometimes we can get too lost in our dreams.

Jaeyi: That's an interesting story. Maybe I should read it too. Fighting windmills... that's something!

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