One character of this work, Peter, describes how Chrysostom fell in love with Marcela.  
One character of this work, Peter, describes how Chrysostom fell in love with Marcela.  The protagonist of this work attempts to end Master Pedro's puppet show by tossing rocks and also discovers that the helmet of Mambrino was in the hands of a barber before trying to retrieve it. That character encounters Samson Carrasco dressed as the (*) Knight of the White Moon, and also falls in love with Dulcinea. The title character of this work travels with the horse Rocinante, mistakes windmills for ferocious giants, and is accompanied by his "squire" Sancho Panza. For ten points, name this novel written by Miguel de Cervantes.
One character of this work, Peter, describes how Chrysostom fell in love with Marcela.  
The Ingenious Gentleman {Don Quixote} of La Mancha (or El ingenioso hidalgo {don Quijote} de la Mancha)