He wears a washbasin as a helmet while calling himself the Knight of the Sorry Face.
This character interrupts a round of storytelling by attacking a stash of wine-skins. He wears a washbasin as a helmet while calling himself the Knight of the Sorry Face. He owns the horse Rocinante (ROHsin- AHN-tay) and frequently speaks of his love for Dulcinea (dull-sin-AY-ah) to his friend Sancho Panza. For 10 points, name this self-proclaimed knight from La Mancha who fights against windmills in a book by Miguel de Cervantes.
This character interrupts a round of storytelling by attacking a stash of wine-skins.
{Don Quixote} de la Mancha