Resumo de The Man On The Horse - Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

The history that counts this novel (considered one of summits of universal Literature), is acclimated in medieval Spain and narrates The adventures of Don Alonso Quijana, hidalgo so become fond of to cavalry books that, completely gained by his more and more absorbent liking, lose the judgment suddenly and give in thinking that it can be a horseman andante; and it is as well as one becomes Don Quixote of Mancha and it is sent to the world in search of adventures. The horsemen andante, that famous hidalgo knew well through its readings, were legendary soldiers there that in a time had crossed the world helping needy, aiding destitute and making justice where this one lacked. In addition they were known by his unshakeable value, its extraordinary force and its condition of devotee enamored with most beautiful ladies those who entrusted themselves before facing each battle. But these beings, by all means, only lived in books; nevertheless the Don Quixote madness went in that indeed, in thinking that the horsemen andante had existed in fact and that in addition, had been so as the books described them. Pawned then, in its madness, being the greatest horseman andante than sometimes the Earth has walked, unfortunate hidalgo agenció like could of all the instruments that such profession demanded, in addition to a ?brioso corcel? (that in fact was an old horse and skinny to that called Rocinante), and like could not have horseman who is respected without lady to whom to entrust itself before to undertake each battle and to ofrendar the victory once this one obtained, its feverish imagination gave in turning to Aldonza Lorenzo, a humble farmer of the place, in Dulcinea de Toboso, the lady of its dreams. Provided then with all whichever he she considered a horseman ago andante - always having like model read books, a good morning of July grasped its lance, took its shield and watched over his, it mounted in Rocinante and it left to the world in search of the greatest and dangerous adventures. And great adventures first exit lived the famous horseman in that his. Alienated completely by his strange madness, his spoiled judgment it gave in accommodating all whatever found to his passage to which it had read in his books of cavalry; and it is as well as a sale anyone in the middle of a way seemed to him a castle and the ventero a main gentleman and the young women doncellas. It was the ridicule of many although not to contradict, almost all gave to him in following the current to him; but it finished, the famous horseman in this his first exit, beaten and by grounds victim of desagradecidos villains. Taken to house by a neighbor who found wire drawing next to a way and while he recovered of the beating that was offered to him (but still pawned on becoming famous at the cost of its ?strong arm? in extraordinary adventures), prepared his second exit. But this time, in addition, convinced to a neighbor his, a man of poor good although and nonacute called talent Sancho Belly, so that it accompanies it like his escudero. According to it had read in his books, was very common that the horsemen had escuderos; and in addition, that between battles and adventures, a horseman became of a kingdom or one ínsula that to govern and that promised to good Sancho: a kingdom or one ínsula and this one, leaving woman children and house, went after Don Quixote in his second exit. The second exit of Don Quixote and its flaming escudero were much more long and full of adventures that first. With the always trastocado judgment reason why it had read in his books of cavalry, believed to see giants in wind mills, armies in herds of ewes; it was united in extraordinary battle with leathers of red wine and until ínsula gained one that good Sancho governed with judgment by some days (although all it was not more than a ridicule than played an expert Duke to him of its deliriums). Finally, won by the Horseman of the White Moon (that in fact was amigosuyo that had devised that stratagem: to disguise itself of horseman to overcome it in right battle and thus to force it to return to his village), Don Quixote returns, falls ill, recovers the lost judgment, returns to be Don Alonso Quijana hidalgo and dies. Nevertheless the Quijote dies never perhaps and next to all those graceful and amused adventures that he and their escudero faithful make us live they along with, we it has left one of the greatest approaches of the human being. Its history is full of talent, irony and humor; it is a song to the friendship, solidarity, the attempt to make of this one a world better; it is why the Quijote has become the symbol of the romantic thing and will be always an attempt to rescue the forgotten brotherhood all the Earth men.

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