Part two of this novel, released ten years after the first and a year after a fake sequel was produced, includes references to an imposter and ends with the title character's death after he is vanquished by the Knight of the White Moon.
Part two of this novel, released ten years after the first and a year after a fake sequel was produced, includes references to an imposter and ends with the title character's death after he is vanquished by the Knight of the White Moon. During the novel's first half, the protagonist frees galley slaves, attacks monks, fights a group of merchants who insult Dulcinea del Toboso, and tilts at windmills. For ten points, name this novel about a knight-errant, written by Cervantes.
Part two of this novel, released ten years after the first and a year after a fake sequel was produced, includes references to an imposter and ends with the title character's death after he is vanquished by the Knight of the White Moon.
The Adventures of (The Ingenious Gentleman or Nobleman) {Don Quixote}