This is when you cannot trust the narrator because he tells you information that he claims to be true, but is not.  You are to keep a track of different instances where he claims things are true when they aren’t.  Some of these deal with his personal life that a quick search on the internet might be able to help you find.

You are to create a graphic organzier that demonstrates the instance when William Goldman (the narrator) discusses things that are seemingly true, but are not. In one column, you are to write what Goldman claims to be true. In the other column, you are to write how it is false. Be sure to document where you found the information that states that it is false.

I would suggest using a T chart because it fits the requirements perfectly. You are free to come up with your own graphic organizer, but remember it must match the requirements of the assignment.