This fact that this passage is from the perspective of an unreliable narrator is supported by the fact that nobody believes the narrator and at times she barely believes herself.
When she asks Agnes, it is clear that Agnes believes the narrator was dreaming or is lying. The narrator then second guesses herself and tries to justify the vision she saw as some friend of the servants. She decides not to ask anyone else (in case they also think she is making it up), which leads the reader to think that she might not be entirely reliable.
<span>The correct answer to the question stated above
is stream of consciousness. The narrative is based on the thoughts, feelings
and reactions by the speaker on a particular scenario. The dialogue is based on
his revelations whichever he wants to tell the readers uninterruptedly.</span>
Answer:
The fear of the number 13.
Explanation:
Someone who is afraid of the number 13. For example, someone who goes into buildings without the 13th floor.
Answer:
his dressing suggests that he was or is part of the military since he has a war helmet and a sniper hanging off from his left shoulder.
Answer:
D. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
