He receives beatings when he attempts to steal the clothes of some Benedictine monks, and again when his companion's horse disturbs the fillies of the Yangüesian horse-breeders. He also suffers when he drinks "the true balsam of Fierabras" prepared by his companion. He tries to convince his master that a cage is not an enchantment. He rides the donkey Dapple, and is repulsed when he learns that his friend's beloved Dulcin
He receives beatings when he attempts to steal the clothes of some Benedictine monks, and again when his companion's horse disturbs the fillies of the Yangüesian horse-breeders. He also suffers when he drinks "the true balsam of Fierabras" prepared by his companion. He tries to convince his master that a cage is not an enchantment. He rides the donkey Dapple, and is repulsed when he learns that his friend's beloved Dulcinea is a common woman. FTP name this sidekick of Don Quixote.
He receives beatings when he attempts to steal the clothes of some Benedictine monks, and again when his companion's horse disturbs the fillies of the Yangüesian horse-breeders.
Sancho {Panza}