What does "The Tell-Tale Heart" teach readers about its first-person point of view? Question 2 options: Protagonists always get
the desired outcome or resolution to resolve his/her/their central conflict. Protagonists are always aware of whom they really are and know themselves better than others. Protagonists are always reliable and what they state is always accurate and should be trusted. Protagonists aren't always good guys; bad characters can have their own central conflicts to resolve, too.
