Don Quixote Book II

Why does Sancho agree to be his squire

why does sancho agree to be his squire

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Don Quixote promises Sancho Panza, that he will make him governor of an island if he (Sancho) leaves his whole family to become his squire. Sancho agrees to do this.

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