Featuring a character who loves Dulcinea, rides Rocinante, is accompanied by Sancho Panza, and is the "man of La Mancha," for 10 points, name this novel by Miguel de Cervantes.
This work's basis was supposedly a manuscript by Benengeli. Master Pedro, who has a monkey on his shoulder, puts on a puppet show in this work, and Dapple continually disappears and reappears. Amadis of Gaul inspires one character in this novel who fights the Knight of the Mirrors and the Knight of the [*] White Moon, who both simply want him to go home, and, after promising one character in this work governorship of an island, the protagonist tilts at some windmills. Featuring a character who loves Dulcinea, rides Rocinante, is accompanied by Sancho Panza, and is the "man of La Mancha," for 10 points, name this novel by Miguel de Cervantes.
This work's basis was supposedly a manuscript by Benengeli. Master Pedro, who has a monkey on his shoulder, puts on a puppet show in this work, and Dapple continually disappears and reappears.
The Ingenious Hidalgo {Don Quixote} of La Mancha [or El ingenioso hidalgo {Don Quijote} de la Mancha]