Alonso Quijano on his deathbed with Barcino and Butrón

The death of Alonso Quijano, narrated in Chapter LXXIV of the second part of Don Quixote, occurs after he regains his sanity and renounces books of chivalry, passing away as a good Christian in his bed. Following six days of melancholy and fever, he puts his affairs in order, makes his will, and dies in peace, having left his identity as a knight behind.