Question

citing textual evidence in literature: tutorial
how does the narrator feel about her current situation?
use the highlighting tool ( ) to mark details that support your idea about how the narrator feels in green.
tonight, the song is a light patter of droplets on the windowpane. i listen for a moment more before turning back to the cafe, broom in hand. the alchemy of dreams lies in the labyrinth of shops surrounding the moon court. the proprietors run the shop with their university - bound daughter, tingting.
i believe at first they hired me out of pity - a girl, just sixteen, who couldnt understand their language, let alone speak it, who had but the clothes on her back and - according to tingting - a haunting in her eyes. but after these two years ive wedged my way into their hearts. they undoubtedly have in mine.
a few patrons linger at the small, round tables dotting the dim interior, lit with strands of fairy lights. at the back of the cafe is the counter, beside which stands a small glass case of desserts. the familiar sense of peace settles over me, of being here, alive and safe.

Explanation:

The text asks to use the highlighting tool to mark details in the literary passage that support one's idea about the narrator's feelings. The passage describes the narrator's experience at a cafe, including their memories of being hired out of pity, and the current sense of peace they feel. Details like "The familiar sense of peace settles over me, of being here, alive and safe" can be marked to show the narrator's positive feelings.

Answer:

Mark details such as "The familiar sense of peace settles over me, of being here, alive and safe" to indicate the narrator's feelings.