what does the reader realize that the narrartor does not
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what does the reader realize that the narrartor does not
Although I'm not sure what specific thing you're looking for, it is clear that the narrator ought to be considered as overly well-meaning--even to the point of naivete--when describing and recounting the characters and their stories.
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