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Why might a writer hint at the "truth" of a story, as opposed to what an unreliable narrator says?
A. To clarify events and help the reader understand the story better
B. To encourage the reader to focus on the character and not the plot.
C. To undermine the reader's experience of the narrator's unique voice
D. To mislead the reader into thinking that the narrator is telling the truth.

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Answer:

Its A

Explanation:

poona2339

A. To clarify events and help the reader understand the story better

How do you know if a narrator is unreliable?

The narrator is “unreliable” when we has reasons to doubt the versions on events narrator and she is presenting to us as factual on the story. Whether this be for reasons of mental instability or self preservation, we know the narrator is not disclosing everything to us, and is not telling us the whole truth.

Are first person narrators reliable?

Whenever we encounter the 1st person narrator in the novel, we as readers know we are getting the character’s version of a story rather than directly witnessing the events as they actually happened. S0 in a way, one can argue that every first-person narrator is the unreliable narrator, but many narrators are more trustworthy than others.

Learn more about  “unreliable” here https://brainly.com/question/2332884

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