Sancho Panza as Governor in Don Quixote

When Sancho Panza served Governor Don Quijote while reading Don Quijote, I think that many people would like to know if Sancho Panza can rule his island . Sancho promised to give wealth and governance, so I agreed to be homesick for Don Quixote. As the book goes on, Sancho's dream will not come true and he will not become a governor. Many times in the book, Sancho asked if his master really wanted to go to his island, and Don Quixote always warranted that he would do so.

Sancho Panza is a poor farmer of Don Quixote. It is poor but fat and short. For some reason, Sancho agreed to be homesick for Don Quixote, Don Quixote was obviously angry. He played Don Quixote's opponent, and when Don Quixote rushed to meet his imagined enemies, he was weak and greedy to Don Quixote's obvious non-materialistic theory. But he insisted on all the adventures of Don Quixote. And he seemed to think that the knight was a very good friend at the end of the book. Sancho Panza does its best for the family, takes money to them, to his nephew, and is careful not to lose him. Sancho Panza is also very simple. Because he agreed to be homesick for Don Quixote. In addition, many of his proverbs are always outdated and meaningless. I like Sancho Panza because we talked humorously with strange behavior and simple attitude.

After some time pretending to be healthy, Don Quixote asked the neighbor Sancho Panza to be homesick and guaranteed him a small bureaucracy (insula). Sancho is a poor and simple farmer, but it is more practical than the Don Quixote in the cloud, agrees with this proposal and creeps up with Don Quixote at dawn. Beginning with the attack on the windmill of Don Quixote, their famous adventure began. The next two people met a group of monks who sat on a carriage with the same lady. Don Quijote was challenged by armed Basque people who plundered women as wizards of these priests, knocked monks from horses and immediately traveled the company. As he did not have a shield, Basque used a pillow to protect himself, and when Don Quixote hit him, he saved him. Cervantes chose this in a battle and said that his source ended here.