Which statement best describes a character trait that Don Quixote shares with another protagonist in the curriculum, a trait that underscores their shared disconnect from reality?
As opposed to figures who gain wisdom through suffering or loss, both characters remain fixed in their illusions despite numerous setbacks.
Both characters demonstrate an obsession with chivalric or romantic ideals that blinds them to the practical realities of their worlds.
While many characters confront their inner demons with bravery and growth over time, Don Quixote steadfastly refuses to evolve or adapt his worldview.
Unlike other protagonists who navigate political treachery with cunning intelligence, Don Quixote remains willfully naive and focused on outdated virtues.
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