1:05:02
The Great Enchanter has brought
unhappiness to us all.
1:05:06
Your enemy.
1:05:08
He has bewitched our brother.
1:05:11
Turned him to stone.
1:05:14
He will not regain
his former self...
1:05:16
until Don Quixote
joins in single combat...
1:05:19
with the Enchanter.
1:05:27
Have the fates
indeed reserved...
1:05:30
this unparalleled adventure
for my sword?
1:05:36
Assist me, sweet Dulcinea.
1:05:42
Let not your favor
and protection...
1:05:44
fail me in this, my first trial.
1:05:49
Where shall I find
the Enchanter?
1:05:51
Declare yourself,
and he will find you.
1:05:55
Pray well, Don Quixote.
1:05:57
Pray power into thine arm,
a keen edge to thy sword...
1:06:01
and courage into thy soul.
1:06:04
I shall take my prayers up
in the chapel.
1:06:09
Here is my arm.
1:06:34
Is this the lady Dulcinea?
1:06:38
The gentleman's talking to you.
1:06:40
- Ah!
- Dulcinea.
1:06:43
Her name's Aldonza.
1:06:45
The old gentleman, he took
a fancy to calling her Dulcinea.
1:06:49
Where's this chapel?
1:06:51
How does it happen
a wretched tavern like this...
1:06:53
can boast a chapel?
1:06:54
It isn't a chapel, Your Grace.
1:06:57
He's in the stable.
1:06:58
Ah, another excess
of imagination.