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Answer: D. Sancho Panza

It was the gentleman, Sancho Panza who encourages or convinces Don Quixote to ride out again as reflected in the twelfth chapter of the story. In most circumstances like that of the book 1, Don Quixote would not have heeded such advice but in book 2 he did. Things must have been changed in Don Quixote.

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The answer is option D, Sancho Panza.

Explanation:

In chapter 12 of the story, Sancho Panza was the one who encouraged Don Quixote, the protagonist, to ride out again. Probably, in book 1 Don Quixote would not have followed Panza's advice, but in book 2 he did it.

Don Quixote, by Miguel de Servantes, was originally published in 1605. It narrates the adventures of a gentleman Don Quixote and his friend Sancho Panza.

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