Topic Tracking: Donkey Imagery
Topic Tracking: Donkey Imagery
Volume 2, Chapter 11
Donkey Imagery 1: Sancho and Don Quijote are angry because the clown hit the donkey with the oxbladders.
Volume 2, Chapter 12
Donkey Imagery 2: Rocinante are the best of friends -- helping each other scratch hard-to-reach places and resting neck on neck.
Volume 2, Chapter 25
Donkey Imagery 3: The alderman finds his donkey dead -- apparently eaten by wolves.
Volume 2, Chapter 27
Donkey Imagery 4: The villagers place the partly conscious Sancho upon his donkey; who devotedly follows Rocinante.
Volume 2, Chapter 28
Donkey Imagery 5: Don Quijote tells Sancho that he is a donkey and will always be a donkey.
Volume 2, Chapter 29
Donkey Imagery 6: As they head out in the boat, Sancho starts crying when he hears his donkey braying plaintively.
Volume 2, Chapter 33
Donkey Imagery 7: The Duchess tells Sancho that he can take his donkey with him when he becomes governor and spoil him.
Volume 2, Chapter 34
Donkey Imagery 8: Don Quijote finds Sancho hanging from a tree by his pants with his faithful donkey by his side.
Volume 2, Chapter 49
Donkey Imagery 9: Sancho tells the butler that he expects good food for him and his donkey.
Volume 2, Chapter 53
Donkey Imagery 10: Sancho hugs his donkey and calls him friend and reminisces about the happier times spent traveling together before he got so ambitious.
Volume 2, Chapter 55
Donkey Imagery 11: In the pit, Sancho imagines that one day when they find his and his donkey's bones, they will know who died down here since he and his donkey were inseparable.
Volume 2, Chapter 65
Donkey Imagery 12: As Don Quijote and Sancho leave Barcelona, Sancho walks as his donkey carries Don Quijote's armor and weapons.
Volume 2, Chapter 73
Donkey Imagery 13: Sancho's donkey arrives in town decked out in Sancho's flame covered cloak and hat. Two little boys comment on how Sancho's donkey has come back all dressed up and Don Quijote's horse is skinnier than when he went away.
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