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Title: Flashback


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Flashback
  • Lesson 2-6

2
  • We will learn what a flashback is.
  • We will learn how flashback affects plot and
    setting.
  • We will create our own flashback.

3
What is a Flashback?
  • A scene in a story that takes the reader back in
    time to an event that happened before the story
    began
  • Can be a memory
  • Can be a retelling by the narrator or a character

4
  • Where have you seen or read flashbacks?

5
Plot Diagram
  • What is plot?
  • Sequence of events that show how the conflict
    develops and is finally resolved
  • Often we illustrate plot using a Plot Diagram
  • A Flashback can affect the plot!
  • Flashback can affect the setting!

6
  • Stories generally follow a certain sequence of
    events.
  • Flashback can change sequence and affect the
    order of events in plot.
  • All stories have a setting
  • Flashbacks change the settingat least for a
    while.

7
  • Rose sat on a bench outside of the
    Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport, waiting for her
    grandmother. It was a warm day for November and
    she did not mind sitting outdoors. As she
    watched her Grandmother pull-up to the curb in
    her Oldsmobile, Roses mind drifted for a moment
    to another day, one in the past, when her
    grandfather had been driving that same car, at
    this same curb. Hed smiled at her as he pulled
    up and squeezed her tightly before taking her bag
    into the trunk. He told her he had surprise for
    her at home. The surprise turned out to be a
    puppy, one that Rose still had and had brought
    home with her to Denver. Rose loved that puppy
    with all her heart-- mostly because it had been
    her grandfather who had given it to her. But, it
    was not him who was picking her up now.
  • Hello, darling! Roses Grandmother called
    from the open window. Rose returned quickly from
    her reverie.
  • Grandma Bee! Hello! she exclaimed as
    excitedly as possible and hopped into the car.

8
  • What is the flashback here?
  • Based on what you read in this flashback, how do
    you think Rose is feeling about this trip?
  • How does the setting change?

9
  • Rose sat on a bench outside of the
    Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport, waiting for her
    grandmother. It was a warm day for November and
    she did not mind sitting outdoors. As she
    watched her Grandmother pull-up to the curb in
    her Oldsmobile, she missed her Grandfather. She
    had a lot of good memories about him.
  • Hello, darling! Roses Grandmother called
    from the open window. Rose returned quickly from
    her reverie.
  • Grandma Bee! Hello! she exclaimed as
    excitedly as possible and hopped into the car.

10
  • How is the second excerpt different from the
    first?

11
Lord of the Rings
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  • What part is the flashback?
  • How do you know that this is the flashback?
  • How would this scene be different if the
    flashback was not there?
  • How does the flashback affect the plot?
  • How does the setting change?

13
Create your own
  • Create your own flashback
  • 5-10 sentences
  • You may work with 1 or 2 teammates

14
Why do you think an author would use a flashback?
Flashback
15
  • Do you think flashbacks should be used whenever a
    character is remembering something? Why or why
    not?
  • What implications or issues does flashback create
    for the plot diagram of a story?
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