1. In a skin of a lion
... at the end, as if Patrick has told his story not only to the young girl Hana, but ultimately, to readers. This discontinuity and fragment is used in a deliberate attempt to destabilize the conventional narrative and proceed in a manner that imitates the sequence of memory, reminding readers that his novel, like one's memory, can be unreliable. He searches for a version of the truth ... - he tells readers to take action, explaining that history is never unbiased- it is tainted by the storyteller's prejudice. The imagery in the title, and throughout the book, indicates that assuming the sk...
- Word Count: 3985
- Approx Pages: 16
- Grade Level: High School