Flashbacks- Mila and Sadie

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What is a flashback?

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A flashback is an event in the past that interrupts the chronological flow of a narrative to provide background or context.

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Why might an author include a flashback?

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An author might include a flashback to show how a character has changed over time.

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What is the difference between a flashback and a flashforward?

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A flashback looks back at past events, while a flashforward anticipates future events.

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Provide an example of a flashback in literature.

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In 'The Book Thief', Hans Hubermann explains his life in WWI, which serves as a flashback.

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What effect can a flashback have on a story?

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A flashback can deepen character development and enhance the emotional impact of the narrative.

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How can sensory details enhance a flashback?

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Sensory details can make a flashback more vivid and relatable, engaging the reader's senses.

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What is the purpose of using flashbacks in storytelling?

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The purpose is to provide background information, develop characters, and create suspense.

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Identify a common trigger for a flashback in stories.

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Common triggers include smells, sounds, or sights that remind a character of a past event.

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What is a narrative structure that includes flashbacks called?

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A non-linear narrative structure.

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How do flashbacks contribute to theme development?

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Flashbacks can reveal past experiences that shape a character's motivations and the story's themes.