Don Quijote de la Mancha, primera parte

A gentleman reads many books of chivalry and begins to prepare for a new life full of adventures.

Don Quixote arrives at an inn, believes it is a castle, and asks for a ceremony to be made a knight.

On his first journey, Don Quixote comes across a boy in need of help and a group of merchants.

The priest and the barber go through Don Quixote's books while he thinks about setting out with a squire.

Don Quixote sees giants in some windmills, but Sancho tries to explain to him what is really in front of them.

Don Quixote believes that some friars are carrying off a captive princess, and he takes on a squire from Biscay.

Rocinante causes trouble with some mares, and Don Quixote and Sancho seek rest at an inn.

Don Quixote prepares a special medicine, but his stay at the inn brings new troubles.

Two clouds of dust seem to hide great armies, and Don Quixote prepares to fight.

Lights appear on the road during the night, and Don Quijote believes he must avenge a knight.

Don Quijote wants to find out what is causing some terrible noises, but Sancho is afraid of being left alone.

Don Quixote thinks he sees a golden helmet on a traveler's head and starts planning a new adventure.

Don Quixote comes across some of the king's prisoners and listens to their stories before deciding how to help them.

Don Quixote decides to stay in the mountains and sends Sancho off with a letter for Dulcinea.

A young woman introduces herself as Princess Micomicona and asks Don Quixote for help against a giant.

Sancho makes up news of Dulcinea, and a boy we have met before crosses paths with Don Quixote again.

Back at the inn, Sancho believes his master is battling Princess Micomicona's giant.

A dispute over the basin and the packsaddle draws everyone in, while the priest comes up with a new plan for Don Quixote.