🔮Don Quixote's obsession with chivalric stories leads to his downfall and eventual death.
🌡️Don Quixote falls ill and spends his final days bedridden.
📜Don Quixote denounces chivalric stories as odious and hateful.
💰Don Quixote leaves his inheritance to Sancho Panza and his niece, with conditions.
⚰️Don Quixote's death marks the end of his adventures and the closure of the tale.
What is the cause of Don Quixote's illness?
—Don Quixote falls ill due to a fever, which keeps him in bed for six days.
Why does Don Quixote denounce chivalric stories?
—Don Quixote considers chivalric stories odious and hateful, renouncing his former obsession.
Who receives Don Quixote's inheritance?
—Don Quixote leaves his inheritance to Sancho Panza and his niece, with the condition that his niece cannot marry anyone who knows about knight-errantry stories.
How does Don Quixote's death impact the story?
—Don Quixote's death marks the end of his adventures and brings closure to the tale.
Why did Cervantes kill off Don Quixote?
—Cervantes wanted to prevent any other author from using his characters and profiting from them, so he chose to kill off Don Quixote in the story.
00:15Don Quixote starts seeing bad omens everywhere, causing concern for his well-being.
00:46Don Quixote falls ill and remains in bed for six days, but then suddenly seems healthier and more sane.
00:59Don Quixote denounces chivalric stories as odious and hateful, disavowing his former obsession.
01:17Don Quixote reveals his true identity as Alonso Quijano and expresses his desire to be forgiven.
01:31Don Quixote outlines his will, leaving his inheritance to Sancho Panza and his niece.
01:39Don Quixote's death is recorded by Pero Perez to prevent further stories about him.
01:53Cervantes deliberately kills off Don Quixote to protect his characters and prevent unauthorized stories.
02:26Cervantes himself dies shortly after the publication of the second volume of Don Quixote's adventures.
