"C.) He recorded public and historical events with much candor." would be the correct answer. His diary included the great Plague, the coronation of King Charles II, and many other important historical events.
A. "...'Take one psychology class and you know everything. You need to go on back to college...'"
That novel is a parody of a knighthood which was long forgotten. Don Quixote reads chivalric books instead of being the knight himself. He becomes sort of mad - he sees dragons and enemies where there are only windmills. He thinks his love Dulcinea will never age and will forever wait for him - whereas in reality she is just a normal peasant who doesn't even know him. The values of knighthood are mocked in this novel, and that is what makes it a parody.
