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Limits of First-Person Narration
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APLIT.154 Limits of First-Person Narration
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Original excerpt: “I remember saying, Stay, but my sister remembers that I said, Go if you must. Between us lies not merely a word but the person each of us needed me to have been.” Which interpretation best explains the conflict of memories?
A
Both memories may be shaped by emotional needs, so the narrator's version cannot be treated as neutral evidence.
B
The narrator's memory is automatically correct because the passage is in first person.
C
The sister's memory is automatically correct because it contradicts the narrator.
D
The exact wording is irrelevant because direct speech never shapes characterization.
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