In a novel, a man is nicknamed for this job and his “sad countenance” because his face looks sad without its (15[1])teeth. A man’s overnight vigil before becoming a member of this profession is cut short after he assaults two men (15[1])trying to give their horses water. (15[1])A man uses his membership in this profession to justify (-5[1])demanding that a lion keeper release his lion, but the lion refuses to leave the cage. (-5[1])The protagonist of (-5[1])a novel sees people with this job in (*) two clouds of dust, inspiring him (15[1])to attack a flock of sheep. The balm of Fierabras (10[1])supposedly (10[1])only heals people with this (10[2])job. Men (10[1])disguise themselves as people of this profession “of the Mirrors” and “of the White Moon” (10[1])to get the (10[1])protagonist (10[1])of a novel (10[1])to (10[1])quit (10[1])this profession. (10[3])For 10 points, delusions (10[1]0[2])of being a member of what profession (10[1])plague the chivalry-obsessed Don Quixote? ■END■ (10[2])