Which of these is the best reason why an author would use an unreliable narrator?

A. To tone down important events in the story

B. To emphasize trivial aspects of the story

C. To challenge the reader

D. To make a story more interesting

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Kale Mahoney

English

5 August, 04:45

Which of these is the best reason why an author would use an unreliable narrator?

A. To tone down important events in the story

B. To emphasize trivial aspects of the story

C. To challenge the reader

D. To make a story more interesting

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Josh Camacho · Answer 1

The best reason why an author would use an unreliable narrator is that it could make the story more interesting. The narrators are used to tell the story and the author will make them unreliable for the readers to think and question to the hidden role of the narrator. This will wonder the readers and will increase their interest on the story.

Roland Butler · Answer 2

To emphasize trivial aspects of the story

Which of these is the best reason why an author would use an unreliable narrator?A. To tone down important events in the storyB. To emphasize trivial aspects of the storyC. To challenge the readerD. To make a story more interesting

Which of these is the best reason why an author would use an unreliable narrator?

A. To tone down important events in the story

B. To emphasize trivial aspects of the story

C. To challenge the reader

D. To make a story more interesting