If there is nothing to cherish in life, there is nothing to achieve, if this is the case ultimately there is nothing to live for. Disregarding the validity of the motive itself, finding ideals and giving truth a role in one’s life can and does bring purpose into one’s life. Man Of …show more content…
The human mind seeks comfort and satisfaction. It can also be said that an individual with these capabilities may be considered somewhat mad or insane, similar to how Don Quixote was conceived by the prisoners in Man of La Mancha. Don Quixote “...select(ed) from life what please(d) (him)” rather than allowing the facts of reality to intervene and ruin his motives and desires in his life. The facts of reality in his case were the ones brought forth by the “Enchanter”. Seeing himself as what he truly was destroyed his moralistic values. The ideals of being a noble knight, and to fight off any foe were what kept Don Quixote physically and mentally healthy despite his