In "Don Quixote de la Mancha," Miguel de Cervantes highlights the disparity between how the rich and the poor are treated in society. He suggests that while the wealthy often receive flattery and attention, the virtuous and prudent poor, despite their humble circumstances, also deserve honor and protection. This implies a deeper moral reflection on the inherent value of individuals regardless of their social status. Cervantes seems to advocate for a society that recognizes and uplifts the dignity of all people, not just those with wealth. By emphasizing the importance of virtue and discretion in the poor, he calls for a closer examination of societal values and how individuals support and respect one another based on character rather than economic standing.

In "Don Quixote de la Mancha," Miguel de Cervantes highlights the disparity between how the rich and the poor are treated in society. He suggests that while the wealthy often receive flattery and attention, the virtuous and prudent poor, despite their humble circumstances, also deserve honor and protection. This implies a deeper moral reflection on the inherent value of individuals regardless of their social status.

Cervantes seems to advocate for a society that recognizes and uplifts the dignity of all people, not just those with wealth. By emphasizing the importance of virtue and discretion in the poor, he calls for a closer examination of societal values and how individuals support and respect one another based on character rather than economic standing.