在接下来的阅读中我们继续了解到小说里的叙述者“我”不但有酗酒的恶习，进

In the following reading, we continue to learn that the narrator "I" in the novel not only has a bad habit of drinking alcohol, and then becomes moody and restless, but also from his narration, we can also speculate that he was lonely since he was a child and lacked the support of his parents. Caring, because "my parents bought me all kinds of small animals to make me happy", "I" spend most of the time with small animals, "I" even think it is more hypocritical than human beings And treachery, animal love is more selfless. When "I" was young, animals acted as human beings to accompany "I" all the time, and "I" got along with animals instead of communicating with humans, which made "I"'s character flawed, and "accompany me" grow and develop gradually.” Booth believes that if the narrator's words and deeds are consistent with the author's norms, the narrator is reliable; if not, then the narrator is unreliable. <br>Therefore, we can judge that the narration of "I" in the novel is unreliable. The difference between "I" and the implied author's judgment is the contrast between the unreliable narrator and the author who is reliable in the reader's mind. This difference reflects The thinking characteristics of "I" play an important role in revealing the inner world of "I". The unreliability of the "I" narrative also comes from the "I" attribution of the crime committed by myself. "I" think that what I do is the abnormal behavior of "I" after drinking. And "I also believe that abnormality is a kind of primitive impulse of the human mind",[1] I refuse to face my true heart directly, do not Ken self-reflection. In order to escape reality, "I" weave seemingly "rational" excuses for myself. On the night that "I" hanged the first black cat, Pluto, the property in the house was burned by a fire, leaving only a wall with a cat-shaped relief. Although "I" was "surprised and terrified beyond measure" after seeing the wall, in the end "I" tried to convince myself that someone cut the rope hanging the cat and threw the cat into "me" As a result of the bedroom, this was done to wake "me" from the fire, and such an explanation made "me" quite relieved.

In the following reading, we continue to understand that the narrator "I" in the novel not only has the bad habit of drinking, but also becomes moody and irritable. From his narration, we can also infer that he was lonely from childhood and lacked the love of his parents, because "my parents bought me all kinds of small animals to make me happy" and "I" spent most of my time with small animals, "I" even think that animal love is more selfless than human hypocrisy and treachery. When "I" was young, animals played the role of human beings and accompanied "me" all the time. The interaction between "I" and animals replaced the communication with human beings, which made "my" character defective and "gradually formed with my growth". Booth believes that if the narrator's words and deeds are consistent with the implied norms of the author, the narrator is reliable. If they are inconsistent, the narrator is unreliable.<br>Therefore, we can judge that the narration of "I" in the novel is unreliable. The difference in the judgment between "I" and the implied author is the comparison between the unreliable narrator and the reliable author in the reader's heart. This difference reflects the thinking characteristics of "I" and plays an important role in revealing the inner world of "I". The unreliability of "I" narrative also comes from "I"'s attribution to my crimes. I think what I do is my abnormal behavior after drinking "I also believe that abnormality is a kind of primitive impulse of human mind", [1] I refuse to face my true heart directly and refuse to reflect on myself. In order to escape from reality, "I" weave a seemingly "rational" excuse for myself. The night I hanged Pluto, the first black cat, the family's belongings were burned down by a fire, leaving only a wall printed with cat relief. Although "I" saw the wall and "was surprised and frightened beyond measure", finally "I" tried to convince myself that it was the result of someone cutting off the rope hanging the cat and throwing the cat into "my" bedroom. This was to wake "me" from the fire. Such an explanation made "me" quite relieved.

In the following reading, we continue to learn that the narrator "I" in the novel not only has the bad habit of drinking, but also becomes moody and fidgety. Moreover, from his narration, we can infer that he was lonely at heart since childhood and lacked the care of his parents, because "my parents bought me all kinds of small animals to make me happy", "I" spend most of my time with small animals, and even think that compared with the false feelings of human beings. When I was young, animals played the role of human beings and always accompanied me. I got along with animals instead of communicating with human beings, which made my character defective and gradually developed with my growth. Booth believes that if the narrator's words and deeds imply that the author's norms are consistent, the narrator is reliable; if they are inconsistent, then the narrator is unreliable. Therefore, we can judge that the narration of "I" in the novel is unreliable, and the difference in judgment between "I" and the implied author is the contrast between the unreliable narrator and the reliable author in the reader's mind, which reflects the thinking characteristics of "I" and plays an important role in revealing the inner world of "I". The unreliability of "I" narration also comes from the attribution of "I" to my own crimes. "I" think that what I'm doing is the abnormal behavior of "I" after drinking too much, and "I also believe that abnormality is a kind of primitive impulse of human mind", [1] I refuse to face my true heart directly, and I refuse to reflect on myself. In order to escape from reality, "I" weaved an excuse that seemed "rational" for myself. On the night when "I" hanged the first black cat Pluto, the family property was burned up by a fire, leaving only a wall with cat-shaped relief. Although I was "extremely surprised and scared" after seeing this wall, I finally tried to convince myself that it was the result of someone cutting the rope for hanging the cat and throwing the cat into my bedroom. This was to wake me up from the fire, and this explanation made me feel quite relieved.