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Timeskip in AP English Literature
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Verified for the 2027 exam
Verified for the 2027 exam•Written by the Fiveable Content Team
Definition
A timeskip refers to a narrative technique where a significant amount of time is skipped over in the story, usually to show characters' growth or changes without having to depict every single moment.
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