2 Quotes About Don Camillo
Camillo, the protagonist of Don Camillo, is a poor parish priest of Bari. He is also the story’s moral center, and an unwitting catalyst for many major events in the novel. Camillo is a good man who wants to do the right thing but often fails to do so, mostly because he doesn’t want to offend anyone (which he always does). This doesn’t make him a bad man — it just makes him human
Camillo can be a hard man to like — but that’s what makes him such a great character.