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Based on this excerpt, what is Don's perspective on Les Goodman? He is relieved that the crowd has discovered Goodman to be the cause of the power outage. He is proud that the crowd is looking to him for guidance about Goodman and the power outage. He is suspicious that Goodman might have had something to do with the flash and the power outage. He is thrilled at the excitement going on around him and the discovery that Goodman caused the power outage.

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