Question 3 Re-read paragraph 7, in which Don Quixote refers to a giant out of Greek mythology. Now the wind rose a little, and the great sails began to move: which Don Ouixote perceiving, he said: "Well, though you should move more arms than the giant Briareus, you shall pay for How does this detail help develop the text's overall theme? • A by linking Don Quixote's own defeat to the defeat of gods by linking Greek and medieval cultures by adding another dimension of fantasy by emphasizing the techniques involved in fighting giants

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Question 3
Re-read paragraph 7, in which Don Quixote refers to a giant out of Greek mythology.
Now the wind rose a little, and the great sails began to move:
which Don Ouixote perceiving, he said: "Well, though you
should move more arms than the giant Briareus, you shall pay for
How does this detail help develop the text's overall theme?
• A by linking Don Quixote's own defeat to the defeat of gods
by linking Greek and medieval cultures
by adding another dimension of fantasy
by emphasizing the techniques involved in fighting giants
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The detail helps develop the text's overall theme by emphasizing the fantasy element of Don Quixote's character and his delusions of grandeur.

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Don Quixote's reference to the giant Briareus from Greek mythology highlights his obsession with chivalric romances and his tendency to blur...
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