Question

What is the difference between an unreliable narrator and a narrator with a limited point of view?

A. An unreliable narrator can't be relied upon to finish the story, while a narrator with a limited point of view can be.
B. An unreliable narrator intends to mislead you, while a narrator with a limited point of view is simply one who is not omniscient.
C. An unreliable narrator is omniscient, but a narrator with a limited point of view is not.
D. An unreliable narrator is mentally unstable and imagines things, while a narrator with a limited point of view is simply unintelligent.​

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

An unreliable narrator is one whose intentions cannot be trusted. A limited point of view simply means that the narrator doesn’t know or understand everything that’s happening.