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What makes Eugene the "one source of beauty and light" for the narrator is that "the narrator likes Eugene very much."

  • According to the passage, the narrator has been looking for Eugene for so some time. Not because the narrator wants to harm Eugene, because she wants to get closer to him.
  • Eugene is also described as someone smart and welcoming. Thus, she found him as a combination of beauty or attractiveness and light which she greatly admired.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is "the narrator likes Eugene very much."

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What makes Eugene the "one source of beauty and light" for the narrator is:

According to paragraph 9, the narrator was not rejected by Eugene. Quite the opposite, he was welcoming. He was shy and quiet, but she could tell he liked her. For a teenager living in a poor neighborhood, who is not popular at school, having Eugene as a friend  - her only friend - meant having "one source of beauty and light."

  • This question refers to an excerpt of "American History", by American author Judith Ortiz Cofer (1952-2016).
  • The narrator is the 14-year-old daughter of a Puerto Rican couple. Eugene is her neighbor who attends the same school, but different classes.
  • Life at school is not very enjoyable for the narrator. She is a straight-A student, but she does not have friends.
  • Meeting Eugene seems to be the best thing that could have happened to her. They are similar to each other, but different from others.
  • Their friendship makes life enjoyable for the narrator, and she describes Eugene as her "one source of beauty and light".

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