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Either from ignorance or self-interest, an unreliable narrator speaks with a bias, makes mistakes or lies.

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Everyone has different perspectives and ways of viewing things, so there is never one true view of a story. However, some may take this to the extreme with their narration of the story being very skewed (deliberately or not), some suggest it could be from insanity or from just being naive (someone who hasn't experience enough of the world to write a proper account of what happened). We call these unreliable narrators. They are interesting for a number of reasons; one reason is that it challenges the audience to think whether the story is reliable from this narrator's voice or not. In order to make sure the audience realises the narrator is unreliable, the author must set up clues that indicate unreliability, e.g. using other characters' reactions, the nature of the situations, or if the narrator's way of thinking was clearly absurd enough for us to know.

Gone Girl is an example of a text that uses unreliable narration.

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An unreliable narrator manipulates the reader and tricks them into thinking what they say is true. Often used in books about mystery because it adds to the novels crucial mystery plot and they often become part of the resolution, when everything usually starts making more sense.
An unreliable narrator is like a challenge where the reader has to figure out the truth and possible reason as to why the reader is being unreliable.
Readers will usually tend to believe and side with the unreliable narrator of the novel because they will read no other side of the story if there are two unreliable readers like in Gone Girl readers are likely to pick one narrators side over the others.
Unreliable narrators may sometimes drop clues/hints throughout the novel to the reader to see if they make sense of it and help them realise they are being manipulated.

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An unreliable narrator is a character that is untrustworthy. Unreliable narrators are characters that tell biased opinions and perspectives or who do not know the full story. This writing tool is usually used in crime or mystery stories. Readers gradually understand what is going on or straight away know that the narrator is not telling the full story. It is usually told by mental health patients, children or good liars.

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An unreliable narrator is someone who has been seriously compromised. They come up with false claims that is evident to the reader. This is because the narrator has had life experiences that shape up his/hers perspectives/outlook on issues. Also, they tell biased, one sided stories because of mental issues or lack of maturity. This is a powerful tool used to engage readers and make them feel suspense. Also, the use of this tool also helps decide the readers point of view on things as they choose to agree with the narrato or disagree. This tool is used in literature work and in films. A lot of authors use this technique to draw readers and audiences in

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An unreliable narrator is someone how doesn't tell the whole story completely honestly to the audience so they are unaware of most of the other characters personalities, point of view and ideas. This creates the audience to automatically assume who the good and bad people are. Because an unreliable narrator shows an biased perspective on the story.

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A unreliable narrator is a person who is narrating the story but isn't telling the whole side of the story, theyre saying the right things and leaving other facts out. This is usually due to mental health problems or lack or maturity. The term unreliable narrator was created by Wayne C. Booth. Books/ movies such as fight club and American phsyco and catcher in the rhi and also gone girl use this technique

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An unreliable narrator is a powerful tool used to leave us in suspense by the reader knowing what happens, gradually finding out what happens, or a sudden plot twist that happens later in the plot

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This is when a narrator gives you their perspective of a story without telling the other side

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Unreliable narrators lack of trustworthiness is crucial to a novel of mystery.

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An unreliable narrator is someone who is trying to persuade and tell the reader that they are more of a postive person or to make them he seem like the 'good guy'. The narrator will be telling they're perspective but most likely with twists in it, this may seem to be the case with gone girl as were getting told a story from 2 different unreliable narrators.

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An unreliable narrator is a person who shares his/hers own opinion about what's happening in the plot based on their life experiences. These type of people have biased opinions because of their sanity or their maturity

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This is a narrator who tells one side of the story even though there is two sides. They make you see their side and hope you believe it as it's the only side that they let you know

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Nick and Amy are both relatively unreliable narrators. this is not due to mental instability in my opinion, but instead the inability to see the other person's point of view. their selfish view of the world and the people around them allows them to interpret events differently, and then believe they are genuinely relating the events. They only see the information through their lense, and cannot step out of that to see it another way. this results in warped helpings of the same story

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Unreliable Narrators challenges the thought process of readers to allow them to see the difference between reality and imaginary. Like Amy and Nick, we see that their narrating makes us wonder why they have a thought process like this and to question if they only look towards being 'imaginative'. This example can be seen when Nick begins to lie to the detectives and also when Amy begins to fantasise about their past and their future.

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An unreliable narator is character who is telling of the story isn't completely accurate or credible due to the characters mental problems or lack of maturity

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They don't have to be deliberately deceptive they can just be naive or young eg Christopher in the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime. The reader has to make judgements about the plotbased on clues and events rather than based on the narrators possibly flawed perseption.

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A unreliable narrator all have somthing in common and that is that they are unable to tell the truth straight fowardly. They use the unhonest/untruthfull method of telling their side of a tale or story to others. This method of narratring is used to great effect, by giving the reader/viewer a untrustworthy worthy view on a scene or story. Unable to tell the truth from lie.

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Is a narrator who is often a biased character who only views and talks about things in certain ways. An example of one would be Nick from the novel "The Great Gatsby" by F.Scott Fitzgerald.

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They are often used effectively in crime and mystery stories.

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An unreliable narrator is a character within a book that tells you one side to a story. They can give you a biased perspective on a person or situation and there's no room to learn another persons side of things from that unreliable narra

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An unreliable narrator tells the story through their perspective and is therefore often swayed by personal experience and bias. Often mental conditions play a large part in this characterisation.

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"If you stood by and witnessed the same events the narrator witnesses, you’d undoubtedly describe them differently."- the litreactor article