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Jefferson Nickel Sock
Jefferson · The Sock
The sock riding Dong Quixote's shoulder, which he argues with and ultimately concedes to about the loaned carrier.
Story so far
When Prepotente hands Dong Quixote a spare mount-specific Pet Carrier for Gonk, Dong thanks him profusely and then turns to the sock over his shoulder.
Yes, yes, he mutters to it, he knows nothing is ever free. Then, after a pause: but, no, no, you're right. The sock apparently wins the exchange, and Dong keeps the carrier.
Appearance
A sock worn draped over Dong Quixote's shoulder and treated as a conversational partner.
Role
Dong Quixote's talismanic advisor and conscience.
Relationships
Dong Quixote — Wears it on his shoulder and defers to its judgment.
Pet Carrier — Subject of Dong's argument with the sock.
Sources — 5 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 5
- A sapient weapon looted from Quan Ch, currently held by a stripper and quietly worrying Carl.
Chapter 27
- Dong Quixote's crusty sock full of nickels, wielded as a flail and treated as a long-term investment.
Chapter 76
- Advisor whose argument to strike the Madness castle while its army is gone wins Dong over.
Chapter 78
- Dong's coin-filled sock weapon, now grown large enough to drag on the floor and holding gold as well as nickels.
Chapter 94
- The sock riding Dong Quixote's shoulder, which he argues with and ultimately concedes to about the loaned carrier.