The title character attempts to save Dulcinea by charging at giants, despite his squire insisting that he is only attacking windmills.
One character in this novel corrects the shepherd Peter as he describes how Chrysostom died out of love for Marcela, and later discovers the helmet of Mambrino in the possession of a barber. This novel begins with the title character reading books like Amadis of Gaul, which inspire him to rename his horse (*) Rocinante. The title character attempts to save Dulcinea by charging at giants, despite his squire insisting that he is only attacking windmills. For 10 points, name this novel about the title character's adventures with Sancho Panza, written by Miguel de Cervantes.
One character in this novel corrects the shepherd Peter as he describes how Chrysostom died out of love for Marcela, and later discovers the helmet of Mambrino in the possession of a barber.
{Don Quixote} de la Mancha