English IV Unit 1 Beowulf Sequencing
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The order in which a story is told greatly influences its impact on the reader. Telling a tale in chronological order is often the best approach, but it is sometimes more effective to use flashbacks to provide information about earlier events. In a flashback, the story's linear narrative is interrupted to recount some aspect of the past, such as a scene, emotion, thought, or conversation. Flashbacks often enhance the reader's understanding of a character's personality.
Several flashbacks in "Beowulf" deepen the reader's knowledge of Beowulf's character.
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