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Reread paragraphs 3 and 4 of "A Complication or Two." Which statement best reflects the narrator’s viewpoint on Alma’s role in his life?

He sees her as a sidekick whom he can teach to be like him. Reread paragraphs 3 and 4 of "A Complication or Two."

Which statement best reflects the narrator’s viewpoint on Alma’s role in his life?

He sees her as a sidekick whom he can teach to be like him.

He sees her as a consolation prize since his dream does not come true.

He views her as a love interest with whom he has a brief connection.

He views her as a motivator who has led him toward a new life path.

He sees her as a consolation prize since his dream does not come true.

He views her as a love interest with whom he has a brief connection.

He views her as a motivator who has led him toward a new life path.

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