Don Quixote de la Mancha
The Dreamer Who Knighted the World
The world may scoff, but I shall tilt!
Clad in rusted armor and astride my faithful Rocinante, I ride forth to restore honor, love, and chivalry to a world grown cold. The sun-drenched plains of La Mancha are alive with dragons, enchanters, and fair damsels in distress — if you know where to look. Some call me mad, but what is madness but the courage to see the world as it ought to be?
What I'm Into: Windmills mistaken for giants, Chivalric ballads no one else remembers, Calling peasant girls 'peerless queens', Mistaking inns for castles, Grand speeches on honor and virtue
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