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A long time ago, in Spain, in a land called La Mancha, there was a quiet village with a large house. The man who lived in the house was called Alonso Quijano. Alonso read books all day about brave knights. He read so much that sometimes he forgot to eat or sleep. He dreamed about saving women in danger and fighting dragons. One day, he decided to become a knight, and he changed his name to Don Quixote. He put on his grandfather's armor, and he rode his horse, Rocinante. He asked his good friend Sancho Panza to join him, and he promised to pay him lots of money in return. This story is about one of their fantastic adventures. Look, Sancho. Our next great adventure. Can you see them? What? Thirty or forty giants over there. What giants? Over there. Look how long their arms are. They're moving in all directions. Dear friend, you'd think they look like giants, but they're windmills. And the arms you can see are their sails blowing in the wind. Be quiet, Sancho, and prepare my horse for me. If you are afraid, you can stay here. No, I'm not afraid. What I mean is... Let's go, Rocinante. Don Quixote and his horse ride quickly towards the windmills. Don't run, unkind giants. The windmill catches Don Quixote and Rocinante, and then throws them down. Friend, are you all right? I told you that... Be quiet, Sancho. Someone changed the giants into windmills. It's magic. Yes, yes, my friend. Let me help you. And they continued on their journey to find their next adventure.