[ SECRET POST #2797 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2797 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But Evil Narrator wouldn't think he's evil. He'd just think he's right.

I can't think of any "evil narrators" (must get out more), but take John Dowell, the narrator in The Good Soldier ... as the novel progresses, you realize that he's both morally vacant and essentially unfeeling (even though he keeps repeating over and over again that things are sad or tragic). Not to mention that he has no sense whatsoever of the absurd.

(Brilliant book by the way. Ford Madox Ford.)

[solticisekf]

The book sounds very interesting! I'll check it out, thanks. I like some unreliable narrator in stories)