What do you call a first-person narrator who is not always trustworthy as a narrator?

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The answer is B unreliable narrator. This is the correct answer because he is not always trustworthy so you shouldn't rely on this narrator.

romanna [79]3 years ago

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The correct answer is B) Unreliable narrator

The Unreliable narrator is a narrator of a story whose credibility has been compromised. This can happen when the character that narrates the story has a problem with another character or has a mental problem or problems with maturity. An unreliable narrator holds a distorted view of the events which leads to an inaccurate telling of the story.

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The rock strata indicates that the basaltic intrusion must have occurred after the limestone was deposited.

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According to the visualization of the figure, we can see that the rock strata indicate that the basaltic intrusion must have occurred after the deposition of the limestone. It is important to note that this intrusion happened with the limestone in liquid form that cooled and solidified after the deposition of the limestone inside the planet's crust.