ABSTRACT
The eleven capital letters ACCOMPLICES have stopped flashing. This word has brought the analyst back to the asylum, and to his responsibilities. He addresses the young man, connecting this fraudulent, criminal fortune to his activities of redistribution of the past few days. Without knowing them, the fundamentalist cleric has joined the camp of Carrasco and his accomplices, the barber and the curate. This is enough to send Don Quixote into a fit of prophetic rage, as evidenced by the fact that “trembling from head to foot”, he retorted “in a hurried, agitated voice”, driving the cleric away, with no objection from the duke and duchess, who were howling with laughter. The accomplices of Cervantes’ enemies show, in real time, the plot they are hatching against him: “Enchanters have persecuted me, enchanters persecute me still, and enchanters will continue to persecute me until they have sunk me, and my lofty chivalry, in the deep abyss of oblivion”.
