Well, that's one view of the two characters. Another might be
that they are, themselves, writing novels--an interpretation
which speaks to the three endings of the two books. Rob
--- Dave Zeltserman <
davezelt@comcast.net> wrote:
> Where unreliable narrators work in noir is where
the
> protagonist is
> not only lying not only to the reader but
to
> themselves. No one did
> this better than Jim Thompson with Frank
"Dolly"
> Dillon of Hell of a
> Woman and Carl Bigelow of "Savage Night" as
great
> examples of this.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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