Question

who would make a reliable narrator for a story about the suffering caused by war?

○ a sergeant with a powerful grudge against one of his soldiers

○ a soldier who steals from homes in enemy territory

○ a reporter whose goal is to make a name for herself

○ a dedicated journalist at the scene of a battle tory’s climax

Explanation:

To determine a reliable narrator for a story about war - caused suffering, we analyze each option:

• A sergeant with a grudge against a soldier has a personal bias, so their narration would be unreliable.
• A soldier who steals from enemy - territory homes has unethical behavior and personal motives, which would likely color their account.
• A reporter aiming to make a name for herself may sensationalize or distort events for personal gain, making her an unreliable narrator.
• A dedicated journalist at the battle scene is more likely to report objectively and accurately as their dedication implies a commitment to truthful reporting of the war - related suffering.

Answer:

D. a dedicated journalist at the scene of a battle story’s climax