In “The Lady of Shalott” by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the Lady dies when she pursues her vision of Sir Lancelot. What philosophical belief about reality and fantasy is expressed in the poem? A. It is safer to live in reality than in a world of fantasy. B. For artists, fantasy and reality are often mixed together. C. To be lasting, love must be based partly on fantasy and partly on reality. D. We cannot realize our fantasies because they can never match reality.