Friar John's "anti-abbey" whose motto is "Do What Thou Wilt," and his son goes in search of the Oracle of the Holy Bottle.
This character receives a female horse from the Numidian King Fayolles. That mare then goes berserk and starts attacking bees and ox-flies. This character almost kills six pilgrims while making himself a salad, and he embroils himself in a conflict started by Lord Picrochole and his father's grape-growers. Taught by his tutor Ponocrates, he uses his own urine to flood parts of Paris when a throng angers him. This son of Grandgousier is born from his mother's ear while having a huge erection. This character funds Friar John's "anti-abbey" whose motto is "Do What Thou Wilt," and his son goes in search of the Oracle of the Holy Bottle. For 10 points, name this gigantic father of Pantagruel, a character created by François Rabelais.
This character receives a female horse from the Numidian King Fayolles.
Gargantua