"Don Diego" is a character often associated with the classic Spanish tale of Zorro. He is typically portrayed as a wealthy and charming nobleman who leads a double life. By day, he appears to be a carefree aristocrat, but by night, he transforms into the masked vigilante, Zorro, fighting against injustice and defending the oppressed. The character of Don Diego embodies themes of heroism and social justice. His alter ego, Zorro, uses cleverness and skill to outsmart villains, often employing a signature mark of a "Z" to signify his presence. This duality highlights the struggle between societal expectations and personal values.