Why would an author use an unreliable narrator?

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Because unreliable narrators are telling a story that isn’t quite, accurate or credible. Do to their mental state/maturity.

prohojiy [21]3 years ago

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Answer and Explanation: An unreliable narrator could be used by the writer to create a text with different levels of truth. By using an unreliable narrator the writer might give the readers the possibility to use their own interpretation of the events to reveal what is reliable and what is not.

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Which list shows the correct order for sections in a business letter?

tamaranim1 [39]

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Answer:

The option A is the right answer

Explanation:

A business letter is a document that establishes a communication and commercial character between two people or institutions. This type of letter has a clear, objective, succinct and formal language. Due to their objectivity, business letters present a short text organized in the sections: header, inside address, salution, body, closing and signature.