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What is the most common role that flashbacks play in written narratives?
to develop a character by describing his or her dress and speech
to make the reader wonder about the impact of future events
to give background information to help the reader make sense of the story
to give clues as to what will happen later in the story
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to give background information to help the reader make sense of the story
Flashbacks most often provide backstory—past events, memories, or context—that explain characters' motivations, relationships, or current situations.
Flashbacks most often provide backstory—past events, memories, or context—that explain characters' motivations, relationships, or current situations.
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