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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| narrator | The person who tells a story or describes what happens. |
| unreliable narrator | A narrator whose version of events may not be completely trustworthy. |
| vex | To annoy, bother, frustrate, or upset someone. |
| cunningly | In a clever, secretive, and sometimes deceitful way. |
| Genre | A category or type of literature, such as mystery, horror, fantasy, or science fiction. |
| Point of view | The perspective from which a story is told. |
| Foreshadowing | Clues or hints that suggest something may happen later in a story. |
| Irony | A situation in which what happens is different from what is expected, often creating a surprising or meaningful contrast. |
| Resolved | Settled, solved, or brought to an ending. |
| Stealthily | quietly and secretly so that others do not notice. |
| Audacity | Boldness or courage that can seem shocking, disrespectful, or reckless. |
| Derision | Mockery or ridicule; treating someone as foolish or unworthy of respect. |