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How reliable is the narrator in Ethan Frome?

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April 25, 2017

 

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Through the collaboration of each version of Ethan Frome, including in the end the narrator’s version, he and his life seem more of a myth than anything real. Wharton has structured the novel out of chronological sequence, as the prologue and epilogue, which form the outer frame, are some twenty years after the central story...
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The prologue and epilogue are written in the first person as an outsider to the lives of the key characters narrates the story. The Narrator, an engineer, has been forced to remain in Ethan Frome’s town of Starkfield for the winter while on a job and, like any newcomer, is curious about its inhabitants...
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