English, 13.10.2020 04:01, enchantednights

Lines 45–52: Which details in the text suggest that the narrator of this story is not reliable? What is it about this narrator that makes him seem unreliable?

Lines 45–52: Which details in the text suggest that the narrator of this story is not reliable? Wha

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