This literary character is beaten for hiding a suit of armor in a water trough and forced to watch as his library is burned.
This literary character is beaten for hiding a suit of armor in a water trough and forced to watch as his library is burned. He accidentally wins a duel against Samson Carrasco, and receives his title from an innkeeper in a case of mistaken identity. This character promises the governorship of an island to a (*) peasant he recruits to his cause. This title character pursues the honor of Dulcinea, and in an attempt to defeat giants with spinning arms, tilts at windmills. For 10 points, name this wanna-be knight who rides Rocinante as he goes on adventures with Sancho Panza, a Gentleman from La Mancha created by Miguel de Cervantes.
This literary character is beaten for hiding a suit of armor in a water trough and forced to watch as his library is burned.
The Ingenious Gentleman {Don Quixote} of La Mancha [or El ingenioso hidalgo {don Quijote} de la Mancha]