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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
"The Chatham School Affair" by Thomas H. Cook
In this novel, the narrator is a 14-year-old boy. Is he a reliable narrator? Is his version of the situation really a truthful interpretation of events?
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For the most part the narration is correct except for Henry's role in the death of Abigail Reed and his instigating (unknowingly) Abigail's mowing Sarah Doyle down in error with her car.
In this novel, the narrator is a 14-year-old boy. Is he a reliable narrator? Is his version of the situation really a truthful interpretation of events?
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For the most part the narration is correct except for Henry's role in the death of Abigail Reed and his instigating (unknowingly) Abigail's mowing Sarah Doyle down in error with her car.
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