What does an author use to control the pacing of a story?

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The author can use many things such as sentence manipulation, the addition or lack there of for details, and even building up and tearing down momentum.

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An author can control the pacing of a story by changing the sentence structure or how quickly events unfold in a story.

Pacing is a tool used in literature intended to control the speed and rhythm at which a story is told and the readers are pulled through the events. It refers to how fast or slow events in a piece unfold and how much time elapses in a scene or story. Pacing may be employed in order to to show characters aging as well as the effects of time on story events.

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