A story told through skewed perceptions creates suspense and psychological depth. This literary device, where the storyteller’s credibility is compromised, forces readers to question the presented reality. By weaving deception, delusion, or bias into the narrative, authors craft compelling mysteries. This technique benefits novelists, screenwriters, and readers, transforming passive consumption into active detective work and rewarding careful analysis.
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