“The Slavic peoples, on the contrary, are not destined for their own life. They know this, and we do not have to convince them that they can do it too. We created the Baltic countries and Ukraine in 1918”
“The Slavic peoples, on the contrary, are not destined for their own life. They know this, and we do not have to convince them that they can do it too. We created the Baltic countries and Ukraine in 1918”
You want an example of an unreliable narrator for your English class? There you go.
No seriously. The concept of the unreliable narrator in fiction often goes over people’s heads. “How can the story itself be inaccurate to what actually happened in the plot of the story?” And autobiographies with massive emblishments and bullshit made up to impress the reader are often used as the most basic and obvious example and a prelude to the much more subtle and literary art of crafting an unreliable narrator for a story.