His most famous work mentions his earlier play, The Siege of Numantia, while comedies such as The Jealous Husband and Trampagos the Pimp who Lost his Moll explore the nature of reality and illusion. He mocked gypsies in his novel The Gypsy Girl, but defended other downtrodden minorities in his allegorical "Colloquy of the Dogs," which, along with the former, makes up part of his Novelas Ejemplares. For ten points, name th
His most famous work mentions his earlier play, The Siege of Numantia, while comedies such as The Jealous Husband and Trampagos the Pimp who Lost his Moll explore the nature of reality and illusion. He mocked gypsies in his novel The Gypsy Girl, but defended other downtrodden minorities in his allegorical "Colloquy of the Dogs," which, along with the former, makes up part of his Novelas Ejemplares. For ten points, name this author of Spain's "golden age" who wrote the pastoral La Galatea, and created the characters of Sancho Panza and Don Quixote.
His most famous work mentions his earlier play, The Siege of Numantia, while comedies such as The Jealous Husband and Trampagos the Pimp who Lost his Moll explore the nature of reality and illusion.