Timeskip

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.

Related terms

Flashback:

A flashback is when the story goes back in time to show events that happened before the current timeline.

Foreshadowing:

Foreshadowing is when hints or clues are given about future events in the story, creating anticipation and suspense.

Epilogue: An epilogue is an additional section at the end of a story that provides closure or reveals what happens to characters after the main events.