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    motion. This portrays that these children are either a dream, a hallucination, or a memory, and that this isn’t actually occurring in real life, just in the character’s head. This represents Nolan’s trademark editing of non-linear narration through a flashback. This helps the audience to relate with the confusion of the protagonist due to event happened prior to him being washed up on the beach. Moreover, the children could possibly he his own, or a him as a child playing with a sibling or…

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    In “Boy in Striped Pajamas”, by John Boyne, Bruno is faced with a lot of new changes. He moves, leaves his best friends, and leaves his hometown where he grew up most of his life. When he gets to the new house, he explores because he wants to be free and brave and then discovers the Fence. Boyne uses the fence throughout the story to symbolize a challenge. Boyne aimed to create the setting, and his effort to create the setting is seen by using the narrative techniques of inner thinking,…

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    Early on in the film the viewer is presented with the bleak colours of the veterans club but when Lomax recounts meeting Patti the flashback is bright and lively, these juxtaposing colour schemes help represent how his budding relationship with Patti creates hope and happiness in his life once more. However their relationship is not a simple one, it is continually being affected and tested…

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    The movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower could be seen just as a story about surviving high school. Charlie, is counting down the days until he graduates. Charlie is an introvert; on the first day of school he had not made any friends. Charlie meets seniors, Sam and Patrick, step-siblings, at a high school football game; they become inseparable. Charlie opens up to his new friends about being hospitalized after his best friend committed suicide the year before. During the school year Charlie…

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    process. It is also known as “Passive Multimedia”. This is because this kind of story telling is fully controlled by the creator. According to Keeley (2012), sometimes, a linear storytelling content flashbacks but it is still in a chronological order which influence the main story. The purpose of flashbacks is to portray events from different spaces and times. Linear storytelling can be found either in movies, series, presentation or games. For movies, linear storytelling usually happens when…

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    The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM5) lists symptoms one could encounter when a traumatic event has occurred or is occurring in their life. The exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence is the first step in recognizing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in a person. DSM5 discusses the feelings that are a result of trauma—terror, helplessness, and horror. However, there are many factors that delineate PTSD; the DSM5 lists them into…

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    by F. Scott Fitzgerald, it is evident that the narrator throughout the novel is Nick Carraway. There is only one point in the novel where there is a shift in voice, which goes from Nick Carraway to Jordan Baker in chapter four. Jordan Baker has a flashback that gives the reader more insight to who Daisy Buchanan is and her previous relationship with Jay Gatsby. The shift in narration is not only significant because it only occurs in chapter four but because it shines a romantic light on Jay…

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    not to be deported back to a country that may put her to jail or worse and that she is going to take a GCSE test motivates Max to be a little more ambitious and appreciate the life he has. The text is composed both as a circle composition and a flashback, it is a circle composition by cause of the conclusion of the story which returns to the introduction ergo it all ends…

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    sucked out the oxygen and turned hiding places into tombs.”’5 Once the bombings ceased “There were hundreds of corpse mines”(214). The recollection corroborates the certitude that Billy has gone through exactly what Kurt has during the war. These flashbacks are identical representations of events that Kurt…

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    “A Modern Love Letter” creates surprise by the buildup of the foreshadowing of hints through the story. The structuring on the other hand was chronological order, with a flashback thrown in, to give us a hint possibly. To start off, first off, the first hint was when Isabella “Bella” found the first love letter, in which was written with an old stationery in which “, revealing a single sheet of thick, old-fashioned stationery—the kind I’ve seen only in my abuela’s antique desk,” this statement…

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