This character whips a grove of trees in order to get out of whipping his buttocks 3,300 times, which a servant disguised as the ghost of Merlin had ordered him to do.
This character makes a "great and edifying entertainment" out of the adventures of his demon in a Kafka parable revealing the "Truth about" this character. This character whips a grove of trees in order to get out of whipping his buttocks 3,300 times, which a servant disguised as the ghost of Merlin had ordered him to do. This character wisely settles disputes after the Duke and Duchess set him up as governor of a village they call the (*)  "Island of Barataria." This character restrains his laughter when another character mistakes a barber's basin for the golden helmet of Mambrino. This proverb-spouting character rides the donkey Dapple, helps in the search for Dulcinea, and warns another man that a group of giants are actually windmills. For 10 points, name this squire of Don Quixote.
This character makes a "great and edifying entertainment" out of the adventures of his demon in a Kafka parable revealing the "Truth about" this character.
 Sancho  Panza [or Sancho  Panza ]