How do the curate and the barber convince Don Quixote to leave the forest with them?
A.
They tell him that Sancho Panza is in trouble and needs help.
B.
They tell him that he is going to aid a fair princess.
C.
They tell him that they know where to find Gines de Passamonte.
D.
They tell him that his niece is worried about him.You're beautiful Thanks For Helping :)

One way in which the curate and the barber convince Don Quixote to leave the forest with them is that they "They tell him that Sancho Panza is in trouble and needs help."

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magfulltime magfulltime · Answer 2 · 2019-02-16T21:25:48+01:00

Answer:

A. They tell him that Sancho Panza is in trouble and needs help.

Explanation:

Quixote is an aged man of his word from La Mancha, Spain. Fixated on the gallant beliefs touted in books he has pursued, he chooses to take up his spear and sword to shield the powerless and annihilate the insidious.

After a first fizzled experience, he sets out on a second one with a bewildered worker named Sancho Panza, whom he has induced to go with him as his unwavering squire.