What is the definition of flashback?
Inserting past events into the present story.
What is the definition of foreshadowing?
Hints or clues that suggest future events.
What is the definition of *in medias res*?
Starting a story in the middle of the action.
What is the definition of stream of consciousness?
Presents a character's inner thoughts in a continuous, flowing manner.
Define nonlinear narrative.
A narrative where events are presented out of chronological order.
Define linear narrative.
A narrative where events are presented in chronological order.
What is dramatic irony?
When the audience knows something the characters do not, creating tension.
What is a soliloquy?
A speech where a character reveals their thoughts to the audience.
How does foreshadowing build anticipation?
By hinting at future events, it makes readers eager to see what happens next.
How does *in medias res* create suspense?
By throwing the reader into the action, making them wonder how everything started.
How does stream of consciousness deepen understanding?
It lets you see inside a character's mind, providing deep insight into their psyche.
How can nonlinear structures create tension?
Knowing something the characters don't (via foreshadowing) can create dramatic irony and tension.
What is the purpose of using flashbacks?
Flashbacks provide background information, reveal character motivations, and add depth to the narrative.
