After losing a duel to Sanson Carrasco, the Knight of the White Moon, the protagonist begs to be killed lest he profane the beauty of this woman.
A man offers a prayer to this character just before clocking a dude on the skull for daring to move a breastplate obstructing access to a well. On this character's right lip grows a mole with seven or eight blonde hairs, each as long as a hand. A student accepts a zany request to compose a poem spelling out this character's full name with the first letter of each line. A man immediately sets to work translating a parchment after hearing a single line about this character's pork-salting abilities. A servant dressed as Merlin claims that the only way to (*) disenchant this unseen character is for a man to whip himself 3300 times on his naked ass. After losing a duel to Sanson Carrasco, the Knight of the White Moon, the protagonist begs to be killed lest he profane the beauty of this woman. Tasked with fetching this woman, whose real name is Aldonza Lorenzo, Sancho Panza brings back an ugly peasant girl instead. For 10 points, name this woman from El Toboso whom Don Quixote extols as his princess. 
A man offers a prayer to this character just before clocking a dude on the skull for daring to move a breastplate obstructing access to a well.
Dulcinea del Toboso [accept either underlined named in Aldonza Lorenzo before it is mentioned] 