Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu. Sam is writing a paper for a character analysis of Ollendorff. Select the correct sentence that best clarifies the meaning. In the story Roughing It: Lost in the Snow by Mark Twain, the character Ollendorff is presented as an over-confident guide. But the character ultimately realizes his mistake when he says, “We've actually been circling round and round for more than two hours.” 1.Taken aback, the guide looks to the riders for help. 2.Talking to himself, he is convinced of his path. 3.The guide, stopping in his tracks, realizes the truth. 4 Despite continuing onward, he realizes the truth. The riders, blinded by the snow, had no idea where there were.