Narrative Truth in Witness for the Prosecution

The story started with a conversation between Mr. Mayherne who is a attorney and an investigator, and Leonard Vole who is charge with of killing a comfortable old lady. All the evidences insinuate that Leonard Vole is the piper because he has a strong demand which, is money. However, the attorney tends to believe him because he says that he was in achieve with the victim because he like to be mothered by her since his mummy was deaddied when he was rattling young. That psychological reason seemed enough for the lawyer to believe him. So as long as the lawyer believed in his white, us as readers believed in that too. Since the implied readers are regular(word choice) to this posture in this genre where the incriminate ones are usually honest. That was very manipulative by the writer (implied author) because what happened here does not real match the generic scene of the story.\nNow after the lawyer found Leonard Vole innocent he lead see to figure what really happene d and will look for a validation to end this case, so he goes to Leonard Voles wife, Romaine. Wives are typically trus dickensrthy for to their husbands and would do anything for their spouse. This was not the case. The wife was so mean and heretofore accused her husband with the murder (she appeared to be unfaithful). Which, again blow out of the water the readers because that was not expected from a wife. Since women have a composition to lie and to be untrusted, and especially because she accused her husband (betrayed him) these two reasons shook her reliability and make Mr. Myaherne even to a greater extent persuade that the husband is innocent. What makes her even more unreliable is that she was foreign and preceding(prenominal) all she is an actress. The readers were even more convinced with Leonard Voles honesty and innocence because Mr. Mayherne is as well. That is very manipulative of Romaine since she is manipulating the cultural expectations into her kick upstai rs (saving her man). She clearly could manipulate the readers since she su...