The Dead Man Story by James Alan McPherson - Book Report/Review Example

In "The Dead Man Story" The narrator narrates some of the true evident stories about his cousins, which seems to be lies. His cousin, Billy consent with the fact that only one is dead but story instead shows the death of two. Billy is a character, who may die but not disguise is something that she is not. Characterizing the actor's narrator wants to hide Billy's on her first meeting with in-laws but the plan fails. William plan for masking Billy acting as a member of their family but unfortunately their in-laws misinterpreted.

William seems to be a victim cause of Billy's lies while he is light nature individual. In this story, James keeps the tension in the narrator's eye of being blindness. Narrator's Narration is done in such a good manner that twist in the story moves up and down itself keeping the interest of the reader till the end. It, on the whole, keeps the reader conclude that a blind man can view the world with the imaginations and can find answers to many questions.