This character indignantly ends a story about goats crossing a river when he is interrupted during a count of the individual goats.
This character indignantly ends a story about goats crossing a river when he is interrupted during a count of the individual goats. His wife Teresa is sometimes called "Mari Gutierrez," and he meets up with Ricote after fleeing from Barataria. This character is wrapped in a bedsheet and tossed upwards at an inn which he frequently returns to. This frequent user of garbled proverbs is promised governorship of an insula, or island, by his master, for whom he gets information on Dulcinea by riding a dapple-grey donkey. For 10 points, name this fat peasant who acts as a squire to Don Quixote.
This character indignantly ends a story about goats crossing a river when he is interrupted during a count of the individual goats.
Sancho Panza [or Sancho Panza]