What effect does the author create through the description of the narrator? use two details from the passage to support your response.
from the story "an uncomfortable bed".

The narrator causes his own misfortune when he allows paranoia to get the best of him. The narrator's paranoia sets in when the kind greetings of his friends cause him to unreasonably suspect they are up to no good.

Explanation:

The storyteller causes his hardship when he permits suspicion to outwit him. In his room, the storyteller's paranoia increases that he wildly checks the room and suspects his companions will assault at any minute, although he finds no proof of a practical joke. He believed that without question they were keeping an eye on him. He cast a look around the dividers, the furnishings, the roof, the hangings, the floor and he didn't see anything to legitimize his doubt. At that point, he heard people moving about outside his entryway and he had no uncertainty they were glancing through the keyhole. The storyteller's suspicion sets in when the thoughtful welcome of his companions causes him to preposterously speculate they are planning something naughty. At the point when he showed up, they gave him a regal gathering, which without a moment's delay stirred doubt in his bosom.