Don Vicente

Role: wounded gentleman · First appears: Part 2, Ch. 60.3

Life events

Don Vicente reveals that he was not going to marry Leonora and offers to take Claudia as his wife.(Part 2, Ch. 60.3)
- With: Claudia Jeronima
- “‘Assuredly not,’ replied Don Vicente; ‘my cruel fortune must have carried those tidings to thee to drive thee in thy jealousy to take my life; and to assure thyself of this, press my hands and take me for thy husband if thou wilt; I have no better satisfaction to offer thee for the wrong thou fanciest thou hast received from me.’”
Don Vicente dies from his wounds while Claudia mourns him as her husband.(Part 2, Ch. 60.3)
- With: Claudia Jeronima
- “Claudia recovered from her fainting fit, but not so Don Vicente from the paroxysm that had overtaken him, for his life had come to an end.”

married with Claudia Jeronima (Claudia and Don Vicente are described as husband and wife.) “Claudia, when she had convinced herself that her beloved husband was no more, rent the air with her sighs and made the heavens ring with her lamentations;”
enemies with Claudia Jeronima (Claudia has wounded Don Vicente in a jealous attack.) “I see clearly, fair and mistaken lady, that it is thou that hast slain me, a punishment not merited or deserved by my feelings towards thee, for never did I mean to, nor could I, wrong thee in thought or deed.”

Extracted from the original text of Don Quixote (Ormsby's translation). Made with Rho MD.