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Knights in medieval romances are often aided in their quests by wizards and fairy queens. How does Cervantes turn this tradition on its head?

Knights in medieval romances are often aided in their quests by wizards and fairy queens. How does Cervantes turn this tradition on its head?
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Knights in medieval romances are often aided in their quests by wizards and fairy queens. How does Cervantes turn this tradition on its head?

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Cervantes changes the tradition by aiding the knight with someone who is not special or magical like a fairy or wizard.
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