FTP, name this peasant of La Mancha, the squire of Don Quixote.
Following his introduction in chapter seven he attempts to steal the possessions of a pair of traveling monks, for which he is beaten by the monks' mule-drivers.  Later on, he finds out that one of his neighbors, Thomas Cecial, has taken up the same profession as him.  This happens well after his beloved Dapple had been stolen by Gines de Passamonte and eventually recovered.  Originally pressed into service for the promise of governing the first island that his master conquered, he often plays tricks such as concocting a story about the enchantment of Dulcinea.  FTP, name this peasant of La Mancha, the squire of Don Quixote.
Following his introduction in chapter seven he attempts to steal the possessions of a pair of traveling monks, for which he is beaten by the monks' mule-drivers.  
Sancho Panza