In the highlighted passage in section 14 Thoreau expresses the sentiment that even though he is in prison, he is free because he stands up for what is right . Which transcendentalist ideal does this thought portray? being unbothered by financial standings love of nature individualism

The question asks which transcendentalist ideal is reflected in Thoreau's sentiment about feeling free in prison because he stands up for what is right. Transcendentalism emphasizes the importance of the individual and their beliefs over societal norms. Thoreau's statement aligns with the ideal of individualism, as it highlights his personal conviction and moral stance.