The Unreliable Narrator

1. Marlow's narration paints a picture of a dark and oppressive world, but his own credibility is often brought into question. 2. His tendency to embellish and distort the truth casts doubt on his reliability as a narrator. 3. Marlow's often biased perspective of events and characters make it difficult to determine what is true and what is false. 4. He often withholds important information and provides his own interpretations without providing any evidence to back them up. 5. Marlow is not always a reliable source of information, and it is up to the reader to make their own judgments about the truth of his stories.