On the Ball
I found the narrator to be somewhat be obvious or even hinting to the addressee. I was able to see that from the beginning of the story the narrator was interesting in informing the reader of what was going. Although not every narrator is reliable the narrator in fight club is to be trusted in some forms. One of these forms is how the narrator shows the reader who he is through his subtle conversation with the reader. He tell the reader about how feels and his emotions in every climax of the story.
There is a clear message that the narrator is trying to relay to the reader and it isn’t a message that the reader cannot trust.
The tragedies the narrator encounters and walks through only change his surrounding but not how he is thinking. The narrator is walking through life without a purpose until he finds fight club. He dismisses his misfortune and draws all of his focus on fight club but this pulls him into a greater turmoil. The addressee is fortunate to have a relationship with the narrator through which the story can only unfold,
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You talk a lot in the beginning about the message the narrator is trying to convey to us without actually saying what that message is. The narrator builds his trust with the reader, yeah, but what is the message? Is the message to trust the narrator? This would make more sense of the message was made a bit more clear.
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