Question

Evaluate the narrator of "The Outsider." How credible is his presentation of events? Explain whether your understanding of the narrator added to the story's suspense. Cite text evidence in your response.

Answer 1

He is quick to brush off his appearance in the beginning, and remains very vague, as he doesn't know much of himself- you assume him to be human, and as the story thickens, you begin to question this.

Answer 2

The Outsiders Is Narrated In The View Of A 14 Year Old Boy Named Ponyboy Curtis. Everything You Gather From The Story Is From His Point Of View. The Story Is Like Explaining It From His Eyes And What He Sees. He Reveals All His Flaws Throughout The Story Leaving Vivid Details Of His Environment. The Environment Is Filled With Violence , Liqour And Crime Also Showing Progress In Maturity. Evidence - From The Outsiders The Book Itself "Own A Copy"