How does a reader determine if a narrator is credible based on consistency of information? answer: by determining if the narrator's judgments about other characters align with indirect characterization

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How does a reader determine if a narrator is credible based on consistency of information?

answer: by determining if the narrator's judgments about other characters align with indirect characterization

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Anwer: A. by determining if the narrator's judgments about other characters align with indirect characterization

Vighnesh Kulkarni answered Sep 25, 2018

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I would say that your answer or the answer is creditable and true

Thiyagaraj answered Sep 29, 2018

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