Final answer:
The character archetype described is the Unwilling Hero, who shows reluctance or resistance to embark on their journey, unlike the morally gray Anti-hero, who is a sympathetic protagonist with untraditional values. The correct option is 1) Unwilling Hero
Step-by-step explanation:
The type of hero described in the question, who is very unwilling and needs to be pushed to the adventure to complete his journey, is best categorized as an Unwilling Hero.
This character archetype is common in literature and film, where the hero shows reluctance, resistance, or even straight-out refusal to embark on the journey or quest they are presented with.
A classic example of an unwilling hero is Frodo Baggins from 'The Lord of the Rings,' who would much prefer the comfort of his home over the dangerous journey to destroy the Ring.
However, it is important not to confuse the Unwilling Hero with the Anti-hero, another type of protagonist who may possess certain traits at odds with traditional heroism.
An Anti-hero can be morally gray or have a complex character that doesn't align with classical hero virtues, like Deadpool, who is known for his inappropriate language and chaotic violence, yet still garners the audience's sympathy. The correct option is 1) Unwilling Hero