His presentation was anchored by satellite and surveillance images, dark and blurry and indefinite, meant to illustrate a vast capacity for weapons production. Each image contained arrows and circles and thought bubbles, designating what each image was supposed to mean.
Unreliable narrators pose a problem for the stories they tell. They make the world they depict for us, and we see that world through their eyes. In fiction, unreliable narrators betray themselves in a variety of ways or, to be more precise about it, they are betrayed by the writers who invented them. Unreliable narrators can be deceptive, but readers nevertheless slowly begin to doubt the narrator when contrary facts are revealed.
