[Ike]
The title character is frightened when one hundred sheep-bells and a sack of cats are dangled from a balcony. That character destroys a boat by sailing into mill-wheels and is angered at a bunch of actors in costume when he falls off a horse while talking to them in the "chariot of death." The Count of Lemnos and the Duke of Bejar are the dedicatees of its two parts, and this novel inspired Joseph Bodin de Boirmoister's most notable ballet. The first part ends with poems by Mumbo Jumbo and The Hobgoblin on the title character's tomb, who died after having a fever for six days and (*) regained his sanity on the seventh. It also includes a long tale in which The Captive eventually marries Zoriada. The title character's amusement of the Duke and the Duchess form the second part of this work. For 10 points, name this novel whose title character rides on Rocinante and mistakes a basin for the Helmet of Mambrino, who is accompanied by Sancho Panza. [Ike]
The title character is frightened when one hundred sheep-bells and a sack of cats are dangled from a balcony.
{Don Quixote}