LSAT.234 Passage Evidence versus Outside Knowledge
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Passage
In the novel's opening, the narrator admits that several childhood summers blur together. Later,
however, she claims to remember the exact color of every curtain in a house she visited only once. A critic argues that this contrast makes the later certainty seem performative rather than fully reliable. Which answer follows from the passage and not merely from what might be true about unreliable literary narration?