If a narrator offers judgments about a character in a story without also offering supporting characterization, this is an indication that the narrator may be __________.

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Matt Whittingham · Answer 1 · 2016-12-13T06:35:03+0000

I'd say the answer is that this type of narrator is called an 'unreliable narrator'. A narrator who cannot be trusted because of some lack of information, done purposefully, or accidentally.

If a narrator offers judgments about a character in a story without also offering supporting characterization, this is an indication that the narrator may be __________.

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