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why would an author write a story with an unreliable narrator? A. to provide the reader with only explicit details B. to create effects such as suspense, tension, or humor C. to provide the reader with a clear moral to the story D. to tell the story from a credible point of view
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B. to create effects such as suspense, tension, or humor
An unreliable narrator can add depth to a story by creating ambiguity and prompting readers to question the narrative, which can enhance suspense, tension, and sometimes humor. This technique invites readers to engage more actively with the text as they decipher the truth behind the narrator's perspective.
An unreliable narrator can add depth to a story by creating ambiguity and prompting readers to question the narrative, which can enhance suspense, tension, and sometimes humor. This technique invites readers to engage more actively with the text as they decipher the truth behind the narrator's perspective.