He gives a panegyric of himself in which he notes that to banish him would be "to banish all the world", after which he falls asleep behind a curtain while hiding from a sheriff.
In one appearance, this character is introduced to a man who claims to be "Master Brook". In his earliest appearance, he angrily asks a friend "What a plague have I to do with a buff jerkin?" He calls another character an otter since "she is neither fish nor flesh, a man knows not where to have her." He gives a panegyric of himself in which he notes that to banish him would be "to banish all the world", after which he falls asleep behind a curtain while hiding from a sheriff. This character plans a highway robbery at Gad's Hill, but after executing it is promptly robbed himself by Poins and another character. In one appearance, this character is attacked by fairies after disguising himself as Herne the Hunter, and is also stuffed in a laundry hamper by Mistresses Ford and Page. Mistress Quickly briefly describes the death of this associate of Pistol, Nym, and Bardolph to his other former companion, Prince Hal. He is. For 10 points, name this fat knight who appears in Henry IV and The Merry Wives of Windsor.
In one appearance, this character is introduced to a man who claims to be "Master Brook".
Sir John Falstaff [or Jack Falstaff]