What statement best suggests how the narrator of “The Second Coming" and Don Quixote differ?
The narrator has an unbiased viewpoint while his misunderstanding often misleads Don Quixote.
The narrator and Don Quixote differ only in their methods of fighting.
The narrator sees the loss of innocence as the greatest possible loss while Quixote sees the loss if personal liberty as the greatest
possible loss.
The narrator sees a violent confrontation as he unleashes a beast while Quixote believe the violent confrontation can correct an
injustice.
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