Which sentence from the passage best supports the belief that Nolan has idealistic dreams? A) He had pursued an education degree because he wanted to positively influence young people's lives—and he had heard that many inner-city teenagers desperately needed help.
B) A homebody, Nolan usually spent his weekends reading and writing and had no desire to seek out adventure the way that some of his friends did.
C) Now he was a history teacher at this school, which was hardly discernible in the thick forest of buildings on this block.
D) The endless pavement and concrete was esthetically unappealing and Nolan longed to feel cushiony grass under his feet.