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Credible: " I can not recall any person except myself, or anything alive..." (Lines 23-24) Of course no one is alive, he is underground with dead people, he understands and is aware of his surroundings, therefore he is credible

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I think he is credible because when he says "I remembered
beyond the frightful castle and the trees, and recognized the altered
edifice in which I now stood; I recognized, most terrible of all" It's stating that he is slowly remembering things and beginning to recognize who he is. He is not trying to ignore the fact of who he is and where he is which makes him credible.

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i think it is credible because we find out that he is a zombie not a humab wich explains a lot like why he had all those coffins

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I think he is not credible because in lines 221-225 it says "  For although nepenthe has calmed me, I know always that I am
an outsider; a stranger in this century and among those who are still
men. This I have known ever since I stretched out my fingers to the
abomination within that great gilded frame; stretched out my fingers
and touched a cold and unyielding surface of polished glass."

This means he just found out he was a zombie. For the whole story we thought he was a human. But he needed a mirror to see what he was. He let a mirror  tell him the truth.

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I think that he is credible because he says "I recognized most terrible of all" he saying that he know himself and

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The narrator is not credible since he doesn't even know that he wasn't
t in a castle he was in a catacomb with other dead people. "I found the stone trap-door immovable; but I was not sorry, for I had hated
the antique castle and the trees." (pg.212)

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I think its credible cause he told us insted of us just not knowing or finding out on our own Line 23,24 " of course no one is alive he id underground wit dead folks.

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It smelled as if it piled-up corpses of dead generations I think that he is a trust person but sometimes not because he doesn't always tell the truth. ( lines 10-20)

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I think he is credible because he is a zombie and not a human which explains a lot like why there were all those coffins and why he was so high up after walking up the stairs to land. (Lines 23-24) Of course no one is alive, he is underground with dead people, he understands and is aware of his surroundings.

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not Credible: " In the supreme horror of that second I forgot what
had horrified me, and the burst of black memory vanished in a chaos
of echoing images" he does not understand his own memory.

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I think he is trustworthy because he is explaining everything so well that you can actually imagine it

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I  think that the author is not credible/trust worthy because while the author is telling us about his adventure he didn't even know who himself is so why should we trust someone that docent know who they are ''i cant find it but i want the quote that says when he looked in the mirror he was scared but it was himself''

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I think that he is credible because it's talking about how he's a zombie and that he's not human which explains all those coffins. For example in the text it says "I can not recall any person except myself, or anything alive..." So therefore he's credible.

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i think he is trust worthy cayse he is explaining everything so good

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i think that he is credible because its talking about how hes a zombie and that hes not a human being there fore hes credible.