An elderly country gentleman driven wild by his own delusions. Having read too many stories, he has convinced himself that he is a legendary knight. Mounting his beloved horse Rocinante, he sets out on a journey of errantry with his squire Sancho. The strange travels of this delusional old knight and his pot-bellied farmer companion break down the boundaries between reality and fiction, likely causing all sorts of trouble.

A farmer serving as the squire who accompanies the delusional old knight Don Quixote on his journey. Gentle and good-natured, he is constantly dragged along by the knight's ravings and reckless behavior, yet he supports his actions from the shadows. Though often exasperated by Don Quixote's frequent eccentricities, the reason he continues to follow behind him is that he truly believes in the knight's soul.

A kind saint possessing a beautiful appearance and a pure soul. While grieving for a world infested with evil, she prays for the peace of the people. She lives within the dreams of a single elderly knight, Don Quixote. Whenever he thinks of his saint, she appears before him. As a being not of reality, her radiance will never fade. When an old man dreamed of being a knight, this saint was born. She is the beautiful princess who encompasses all of the old man's ideals, desires, and delusions. Purer, more beautiful, and more sacred than anyone else, she is the very purpose of the dreaming knight's journey. From the beginning of the dream until its end, the saint remains by the old man's soul.