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Paladin is hired to find Don Esteban, who has disappeared. When he finds him he is dressed as a knight in armor and thinks he is Don Quixote.

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      • (Paladin and another man are fencing, with a young lady standing by. Paladin scores a touch.) Andelli: (Angrily) Touche! Paladin: Temper, Senor Andelli, temper, temper, temper. (Andelli storms out of the room.) Lady: Well, now that you've won me, Paladin, what do you intend to do with me? Paladin: Well, I have been giving that some medieval thought.

      • Alejandro: There isn't a man in this county who wants my father's blood on his hands. Paladin: But as a stranger, I'm elected. Because it doesn't matter if I have your father's blood on my hands. Alejandro: You don't want to understand me, Mr. Paladin: He sees an old friend of years ago. All he remembers is some...little argument. He forgets everything else. The old friend is his enemy. But to you, a stranger, he can be neutral.

      • (The charging knight has unhorsed the startled Paladin.) Knight: Arise, Black Knight of Hades, and meet death on your feet. Or would you, foul enchanter that you are, prefer to die upon your knees?

      • Paladin: Now, you wouldn't by any chance be Don Esteban Gutierrez Coloca, would you? (The knight bows) Knight: And you sir, by what name are you called? Paladin: Paladin. (The knight stares at the emblem on Paladin's holster) Knight: Are you a knight? Paladin: Well, in a manner of speaking. Knight: May I tell you something? I am not truly a knight. I've never been formally invested. Paladin: Well, your secret is safe with me. I may even be able to help you. Shall we...away? Knight: There is, uh, one more thing. Paladin: What's that? Knight: I must find the Lady Dulcinea. Paladin: Who? Knight: Why sir, a lady. For a knight-errant without a lady-love is like, like a tree without leaves or fruit. A body without a soul.

      • Knight: The monster is coming. The giant Caliculiambro, is coming. I know it, I feel it. And I, I have to keep my vigil. In the chapel, I must sit, and watch my armor, till the dawn. Innkeeper: We ain't got no chapel! Paladin: Come tonight's vigil, the outside may do as well. For what is the outdoors, with the bright bower of stars, if it be not indeed, God's own chapel? Knight: It might do!

      • (Paladin intervenes before the knight can smite an innocent cow. Dirty Dog attacks him with his knife.) Knight: Enough! But I can't tolerate this fellow much longer. Paladin: Old man, you cannot go around killing cows! Knight: Well, I had a nobler object next. The house. And all the dreams that are in it. Paladin: Don Quixote, what are we ever gonna do with you?

      • (The knight marches over to the body of a man, gun in hand, apparently killed by his lance.) Knight: Madly he charged us. Foaming in his desire to see us dead and do us harm. Cursing the sky and his god! Bravely, I leveled my lance and smote him. Now, I am a true knight. (Paladin looks at Dirty Dog, who studiously looks away.) Paladin: Yes. Now you are a true knight. (Takes the sword.) Don Quixote, de la Mancha, kneel. (The knight does so.) By the laws of knighthood, and the powers which I have wrested from the former king of this castle, and the strength of all the monsters, and of Caliculiombro, whom I have killed, I dub thee: Knight. (Taps the knight's shoulder with the sword.) Arise, Sir Knight. Go and claim your castle. Knight: But the monster! Paladin: Don Esteban. I have killed your son. I'm, sorry. Dulicinea: Father. Knight: Caliculiombro is dead? (Paladin nods.) Come, my dear. Let us go home. (As the knight and Dulcinea walk towards the house, Paladin turns to Dirty Dog.) Paladin: To him, your name is Sancho Panza. He will feed you, pay you, and you will take care of him. (Dirty Dog strides after them.) Innkeeper: Say, you ain't just going to let the old man wander off like that! Paladin: Well, I have an idea that this Indian summer of chivalry is over. But, if anyone gets an idea to hurt him--to bait him, to push him into a fight--I'll hear about it. And I will come back. You might do well, in the words of his favorite author, to remember: "'Tis a foolish thing, dwelling 'neath a roof of glass, to stone thy neighbors as they pass."

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