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An unreliable narrator is a storyteller who withholds information, lies to, or misleads the reader, casting doubt on the narrative. I think authors use this device to engage readers on a deeper level, forcing them to come to their own conclusions when the narrator’s point of view can’t be trusted. An unreliable narrator is an untrustworthy storyteller, most often used in narratives with a first-person point of view. The unreliable narrator is either deliberately deceptive or unintentionally misguided, forcing the reader to question their credibility as a storyteller.

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I think it can make the plot more tense as what was once thought to be real is completely different. Unreliable narrators also allow the reader to comprehend the text in a more personal manner, or emphasise the original context.

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I think it can make the plot more tense as what was once thought to be real is completely different. Unreliable narrators also allow the reader to comprehend the text in a more personal manner, or emphasise the original context.

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To engage readers on a deeper level which forces them to come up with their own conclusions as the narrator point of view can't be trusted.

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To engage readers on a deeper level which forces them to come up with their own conclusions as the narrator point of view can't be trusted.

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Readers choose to utilise an 'unreliable narrator' in forms of persuasion. Specifically, by telling a story from an unreliable narrator's point of view encourages us to react a certain way as well as being able to personally connect with the narrator.

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To empathise with the POV character and their actions more. You can dig into their mind more and see the story the way the character sees it. After all, everyone is the protagonist in their own interesting story

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They use Unreliable Narrators to cause misleading thoughts or doubt. That way the Audience creates their own understanding and interpretations

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They use Unreliable Narrators to cause misleading thoughts or doubt. That way the Audience creates their own understanding and interpretations

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To be able to direct the audience's view and perspective to fit their own, and to almost manipulate the audience into thinking that their words are right, using their unreliable narrating.

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to engage with the audience on a deeper level and allow them to create their own interpretations of the story

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to engage with the audience on a deeper level and allow them to create their own interpretations of the story

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They wanna believe in what they think is right and is not open to anything else

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They wanna believe in what they think is right and is not open to anything else

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If you think that something is so right to the point where nothing matters you begin to look evidence that supports your idea and nothing else. You are not open to any changes, you are focused only on proving yourself correct

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When you have a story that has a trustworthy narrator, you restrict the plot. By adding uncertainty it throws everything into question. The imagination of the reader is much more effective than what can be achieved with pen and paper.

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I think readers choose to utilise an unreliable narrator as it allows the reader to immerse themself into the plot line and make their own judgements and interpretations of the storyline

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I think readers choose to utilise an 'unreliable narrator' as it allows for comparison and relatability within audiences and creates an engaging dramatised perspective. 

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I think readers choose to utilise an 'unreliable narrator' as it allows for comparison and relatability within audiences and creates an engaging dramatised perspective. 

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As it can create a more tense and dramatic storyline, that allows for more interpretations of the text, which creates interest and to grab the audiences attention

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As it can create a more tense and dramatic storyline, that allows for more interpretations of the text, which creates interest and to grab the audiences attention

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It leads the audience to a false understanding in which they need to be skeptical about what they're being told at any stage in the text to form their own understanding 

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It leads the audience to a false understanding in which they need to be skeptical about what they're being told at any stage in the text to form their own understanding 

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Authors use unreliable narrators to mislead the reader or creates doubt within the narrative. Doing this captivates the audiences attention and leads them wanting to know the truth"".

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To highlight the flaws that makes the narrator human

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writers want to depict a specific characteristic of the people in the story that will be beneficial to the plot and a biased narrator has the ability to choose which traits of the characters to show

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writers want to depict a specific characteristic of the people in the story that will be beneficial to the plot and a biased narrator has the ability to choose which traits of the characters to show

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May create a sense of relatability as the unreliable narrator has human flaws

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i think its because they want their audience to think more about the story and the many sides to that story instead of giving them one straight answer

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to mislead the audience and keep them engage as they make their own conclusions

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to mislead the audience and keep them engage as they make their own conclusions

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To force the audience to make inferences on what is really happening