Which of the following descriptions is most likely from the perspective of an unreliable narrator?

A. Carly told Khalil off, although it didn't have much effect because I'm the only one who can see Carly.

B. When Khalil proposed that Sarah be invited to the party, Carly responded that she'd rather not.

C. Carly and I both yelled at that two-faced spin doctor Khalil when he asked that Sarah be invited.

D. Carly was unhappy with Khalil when asked whether Sarah should be invited to the party.

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Ashley Herman

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8 May, 07:45

Which of the following descriptions is most likely from the perspective of an unreliable narrator?

A. Carly told Khalil off, although it didn't have much effect because I'm the only one who can see Carly.

B. When Khalil proposed that Sarah be invited to the party, Carly responded that she'd rather not.

C. Carly and I both yelled at that two-faced spin doctor Khalil when he asked that Sarah be invited.

D. Carly was unhappy with Khalil when asked whether Sarah should be invited to the party.

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Jayson · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. In this case, the narrator professes his own highly subjective perspective. If he is the only one who can see Carly, it seems that Carly is an imagined figure, so it is a clue to the narrator's unreliability. It should make the reader suspicious of the narrative. Unreliable narrators often tell their story in first person.