This novel's protagonist frees a group of slaves who subsequently throw stones at him.
This novel's protagonist frees a group of slaves who subsequently throw stones at him. In another scene the main character is carried back to town in a cage. The protagonist of this work is inspired by Amadis of Gaul. The main character  loses a fight to Samson Carrasco who pretends to be the Knight of the White Moon. The title character says he must take the helmet of Mambrino, and he rides the horse Rocinante in search of his love Dulcinea. In a famous scene, the title character of this novel launches an attack on windmills mistaking them for giants. For 10 points, name this work in which Sancho Panza accompanies the title aristocrat, written by Miguel de Cervantes.
This novel's protagonist frees a group of slaves who subsequently throw stones at him.
{Don Quixote}