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Impact of an Unreliable Narrator

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Which of the following describes a primary effect of using an unreliable narrator in a story?

A

They guarantee that any mystery or conflict presented will be unsolvable and frustrating for readers.

B

They lead to stories without clear themes since nothing they say can be taken seriously or analyzed for deeper meaning.

C

They can create uncertainty around true events, causing readers to continually reassess what they believe about the story.

D

They prevent any development of secondary characters since their narratives focus solely on themselves.

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