Not all writers use flashbacks in their work. Stories are actually easier to read if they proceed in chronological order. However sometimes the writer wants to wait to give you the background information until after you are caught up in the current situation. In such a case he or she will employ a flashback to tell the backstory.
In some cases, the flashback is only pertinent to the situation at hand, and having this information earlier in the story would have been pointlessly premature. Sometimes a character will be introduced at some point, and a flashback used to illustrate some facet of that character, or why he acts the way that he does.
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"The man had a flashback of his past after watching the movie"
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Bride of Frankenstein
Good writers don't usually use flashback at all, to be honest.
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Jym Marks has written: 'Flashback'
Foreshadowing is a literary device where the author hints at future events in a story. Flashback is when the story shifts to an earlier time to provide background information. Suspense is the feeling of anticipation or tension created by the author to keep the reader engaged. Imagery is the use of descriptive language to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind.
I think flashback
I just had a flashback on the day i fell into 100 bucks or that flashback was bad or haha ha i just had a flashback