Which style of unrequited love consists of a general desire to be in love regardless of whom one loves?

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Don Quixote's unrequited love is not centered around a specific person, but rather a desire to be in love with the idea of chivalry and courtly love. He projects his fantasies onto women he encounters, such as Dulcinea, who he believes to be the love of his life despite never actually having met her. This differs from the other choices, which involve specific individuals one is in love with (Cyrano with Roxane, Giselle with Albrecht, Don Juan with numerous women).

Which Style of Unrequited Love Consists of a General Desire