"The Sisters" and "An Encounter" are stories written by James Joyce in a book called Dubliners. "The Sisters" is the first chapter of the book, follows by the second chapter, "An Encounter." In both chapters, the first person narrator is a boy. No where in this two chapters indicates directly that the boy narrating chapter one and two is the same boy, but there are enough evidences to convince us to believe so. These evidences are the similarities in the boy's character. This paper will discuss the comparison of the narrator's age, his smartness, his observant behavior, and his imagination in "The Sisters" and "An Encounter." In "The Sisters", we receive the hint about th