The two disclaimers or apologies the narrator makes are not to blame him for reporting the exact words and deeds of his pilgrims, many of whom are crude and vulgar and may bring offense to his readers.
honesty
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because i said they do !
The word "honesty" appears only one time in the KJV bible. (1 Timothy 2:2)
it means love beauty honesty and pride
Due to his simplistic honesty, Gump made the perfect narrator for his own life.
Some of the effects of honesty include the higher chance of being trusted and the presence of harmony because there is less suspicion. Honesty makes someone's words have more authority and reliability.
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales: Lines 745-799 is the narrators disclaimers (or apologies) for reporting the exact words and actions of his pilgrims. He apologizes because the majority of his pilgrims are crude and vulgar and may bring offense to his readers. He goes on to cite Christ and Plato as authorities to support his honesty. Hope this helps. :) I know nothing of a Pilgrim's plea.
I don't believe it is ever given, thus Rebecca remains the novel's heroine. Rightly or wrongly.
In Sonnet 130, the narrator expresses that his mistress' speech is not as melodious or flattering as traditional poetic descriptions would suggest. Instead, he appreciates her honesty and authenticity, valuing her realness over superficial flattery.
A reliable narrator is one who presents events truthfully and without bias. Look for narrators who provide balanced perspectives, remain consistent in their storytelling, and have credibility within the context of the story. Characteristics like honesty, transparency, and accuracy can all indicate a reliable narrator.
Honesty is the best policy.
Honesty is a noun.
Honesty....Honesty....Honesty!!
Honesty is a good choice to make. Honesty is the antonym of lying. Honesty is the right thing to do. Honesty is NOT lying. Honesty should be the first thing you should think of 1st.
Tagalog translation of honesty: katapatan
A verb for honesty is honest. As in the action "to be honest".