Unreliable Narrator/Fan Works

Examples of s in include:


 * Elspeth of Luminosity narrates the second book, and whenever under Allirea's power sees her as "not important". This leads to glossing over some important dialogue, with a little Unspoken Plan Guarantee.
 * The museum curator from The Courier Who Had Cheated Death averts this trope. On one hand, every detail from the story he told was true. On the other hand, he was the murderous psychopath from the story, and the 'display dummy' he mentions offhandedly is implied to be another of his victims.
 * Hunting the Unicorn makes liberal use of this—though there isn't any intentional misleading, there are two instances that make use of this for huge impact: "The Hunters" reveals that, and it's elaborated very painfully in the following chapter. "The Butterfly" is where David tells a counselor.
 * In the Pokémon fanfic Revenge of the Narrator, the replacement Narrator tells the reader halfway through that  was a lie.