Sentence examples similar to unclear protagonist from inspiring English sources
So much of the power of ghost stories — from "Get Out" to "The Turn of the Screw" — derives from the uncertainty they invoke in readers (or viewers), that state of suspended logic in which it is unclear whether the protagonist is losing his or her mind as a result of grief or fear or anger, or whether supernatural forces are indeed at work in the world.
The film leaves it unclear whether the protagonists' tale is one of a new romantic bond or a former romance renewed, whether it's a story of biological or adoptive paternity, a story of family or of a fleeting encounter, of eroticism past or future.
His unhurried delivery also serves to drag out the agony — "Now they looking for my car keys/Now I'm feeling like I can't breathe" — as it's unclear whether 8Ball's protagonist might somehow flip the script on his attackers, or have the story take an unexpected turn, in the vein of the Notorious B.I.G.'s "I Got a Story to Tell".
Rather than crowd-pleasing boo-moments, we are treated to our protagonist, for reasons unclear, fellating a wild mushroom and pissing on a dead rat.
(Unless the actors are very well known, it might be unclear whether, for example, Michael Jones was the protagonist, co-star or dramatist).
The precise nature of the catastrophe that starts the two protagonists' journey in The Road may be unclear, but what matters is that it is all of our worst nightmares added together.
(The reason for the choice of the name "Ada Harris" is unclear; whether it was a coincidence or by deliberate choice, the name is also that of the protagonist of author Paul Gallico's Mrs. 'Arris novels).
Anyway, Harrison's protagonist.
Barry is the protagonist.
