(I’ve never read the book before)
Flashbacks are generally used in stories to gain insight on a characters past. These flashbacks may reveal past mistakes, triumphs, milestones, or relationships experienced by the certain character.
Flashbacks are a useful tool in storytelling because they can explain why a character acted a certain way towards a present situation.
You can also utilize the flashbacks to determine how a character might act in the future, or the choices a character might make.
While others might not know why a character acted a certain way, the reader does because you have insight on their past.
I hope this helps.
An impassioned love letter, a prosecutor's closing statement, an advertisement hawking the next needful thing you can't possibly live without—are all examples of rhetorical situations.
Ok and what is the question? This is not for chatting, it is for asking questions and helping others with their questions.
Answer:
It lets Anaya show that his book was seen to a threat, but was also so powerful.
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