Don Juan talks about himself

On one of the spring days, Don Juan descends into a gardener's garden running a restaurant near the ruins of a French monastery, so a charity develops between the two, and the adventurous traveler tells his friend stories with women in the evenings, each one of them of indescribable beauty. Literary characters are born and do not die. Over the years, these characters witness multiple births, each time taking on a different form and a new dimension. And among these characters is Don Juan, to whom Peter Handke returns in his novel, to raise many questions, and to offer his reflections on love, the spirituality of passion, and the passage of time, breaking the common image of his hero, and presenting a new one. Claiming that all previous Don Juan characters were fake, and that his Don Juan is the real and honest one.