At one point, this figure acquires, and binds a relative with, a chain that was once used to constrict a colicky Lucifer. This character once stole some bells to tie around his horse's neck, whereupon Janotus de Bragmardo was sent to retrieve them. This character's father decides that he isn't learning under Holofernes and Joberlin Bride, so he sends him to Ponocrates in Paris instead. This figure builds a structure whose
At one point, this figure acquires, and binds a relative with, a chain that was once used to constrict a colicky Lucifer. This character once stole some bells to tie around his horse's neck, whereupon Janotus de Bragmardo was sent to retrieve them. This character's father decides that he isn't learning under Holofernes and Joberlin Bride, so he sends him to Ponocrates in Paris instead. This figure builds a structure whose constitution reads, in its entirety, "Do what you will." This son of Gargamelle and Grandgousier defeated King Picrochole, then built the Abbey of Theleme for Friar John of the Funnels, who later helps this man's son and his son's friend, Panurge, reach the Oracle of the Holy Bottle. For 10 points, name this giant father of Pantagruel from a series of books by Francois Rabelais.
At one point, this figure acquires, and binds a relative with, a chain that was once used to constrict a colicky Lucifer.
Gargantua