Don Quixote is the titular central character of the 17th century novel Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. Don Quixote is a parody character of chivalrous heroes, being a man separated from reality who attempts to prove himself a romantic hero through absurd actions (most famously attacking windmills he believes to be giants). He notably been adapted by Disney, though has made several appearances in the parks.
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It's a Small World[]
The Disneyland and Magic Kingdom iterations of the ride feature doll depictions of Don Quixote and Sancho. In Disneyland, they face the boats and have less dimensions while standing outside of a windmill. In the Magic Kingdom, he is shown in the midst of attacking a windmill.
Soaring: Fantastic Flight[]
In the Museum of Fantastic Flight is a mural which shows Don Quixote's horse on the rotating mechanism of a windmill, causing it to fly similarly to a helicopter while Sancho chases after from behind.[1]
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