Unreliable Narrator - "Moon-Face"

What is another word for an unreliable narrator?

• Malicious Narrator

• Lost Narrator

• Fallible Narrator

• Wrong Narrator

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What is an unreliable narrator?

• A narrator who you can trust

• A narrator who always knows what is going on around them

• a narrator who is never feeling well and has to tell you the story very slowly

• a first-person narrator who is not credible due to their compromised point of view

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There are five types of unreliable narrators. The _________ brags, exaggerates, and stretches the truth of their life and their abilities.

• Clown

• Picaro

• Naif

• Madman

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There are five types of unreliable narrators. There are five types of unreliable narrators. The _________ does not have a full grasp of their reality. This is due to some kind of mental disorder or some complex defense mechanisms which make it impossible to see.

• Clown

• Picaro

• Naif

• Madman

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There are five types of unreliable narrators. There are five types of unreliable narrators. The ________ doesn’t take their job as narrator seriously.

• Clown

• Picaro

• Naif

• Madman

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There are five types of unreliable narrators. There are five types of unreliable narrators. The ________ purposefully misleads the reader and obscures their actions.

• Clown

• Picaro

• Naif

• Liar

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There are five types of unreliable narrators. There are five types of unreliable narrators. The ________ is too young to fully understand the implications of what’s happening around them.

• Clown

• Picaro

• Naif

• Liar

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