In chapters 45 and 46 of Don Quixote, the tavern farce reaches the climax of the novel

Cervantes gathered ten groups of people to the inn with the "island approach" to complete three pairs of lovers, let the separated brothers recognize each other for many years, and inserted two beautiful novellas But in Chapter 45, he turned around and fell into a fight again The scene of the scuffle is well written and is the climax of the whole novel After that, people began to disperse and transition to the end of the novel At the end of Chapter 44, the barber who was robbed of the basin by Don Quixote also came to the inn He recognized Sancho, found his saddle, and wanted to get back his things Don Quixote joked and refused to admit it; Don Quixote also insisted that the bronze basin was a helmet The barber shop was helpless and asked the onlookers for justice However, several people familiar with Don Quixote wanted to watch the activity They all said together that Sancho used a saddle and Don Quixote wore a helmet The barber got angry and argued with them When we were arguing, some patrolmen didn't know what was going on They got serious and accused these people of nonsense, which annoyed Don Quixote He started with a long gun, and the patrol fought back; the owner, Sancho, and the barber joined in the fight Suddenly, a scuffle broke out in the inn Some of the women in the audience were screaming, some were fainting, and the scene description was very wonderful Later, the judge and Fernando and other people were afraid of the situation out of control, so they persuaded everyone Finally, an agreement was reached Sangqiu and the barber exchanged donkey saddles The priest gave the barber a sum of money to buy the copper basin The shopkeeper looked at this and claimed that Don Quixote had broken things in the shop Fernando paid for it When the matter is settled, we are ready to go on our own The priest and the barber in the same village have a headache about how to get the crazy Don Quixote home for treatment At this time, a man came to drive the ox cart As soon as we discussed, we could just make a wooden cage and send Don Quixote home Do what you say We nail the cage with wooden sticks, make up for the devil, tie Don Quixote in his sleep with ropes, put him in the cage, carry him to the car, leave the Inn and go home.