A world-weary serving wench and prostitute within the play. Don Quixote idealizes her as the noble Dulcinea and attempts to woo and protect her. Her interactions with Don Quixote help her find solace in fantasy, transforming her perspective on a difficult life before the knight's death.
Quijana projects his romantic ideals onto Aldonza, transforming her into Dulcinea.
Sancho and Aldonza interact as fellow travelers at the inn.
Aldonza and Carrasco share the same narrative space during the inn sequence.
Aldonza's real-world status contrasts with her elevated fictional persona.
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