DON QUIXOTE : Character of Sancho Panza;-

DON QUIXOTE : Character of Sancho Panza;-

A representation of the common man:-

          Sancho Panza is the peasant laborer. He is greedy but kind, faithful but cowardly whom Don Quixote takes as his squire. He is a presentation of the common. He is a foil to Don Quixote and virtually every other character in the novel. His proverb-ridding peasant, wisdom and self –sacrificing Christian behavior prove to be the novel’s most insightful and honorable worldview. H has a fascinating love for Don Quixote but grows self-confident and smart. The novel ends by advising his master in the matters of deep personal philosophy. 


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