1) Describe the journey of the diary itself in “Diary of an Interesting Year” by Helen Simpson. What time does it span and what ultimately becomes of it?2) There is a thing in fiction – a device used by authors – known as the unreliable narrator. This refers to a story told from the point of view of a character who may have a distorted view of the events described, or who may be spinning a version of events to present themselves a certain way. Describe some places in “Parents’ Night” by Helen Schulman which indicate that the woman telling the story may be less than trustworthy.