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Varied pacing refers to the intentional use of both fast and slow pacing within a literary work. It adds depth and complexity by alternating between moments of high intensity and slower, reflective moments.
Rhythm refers to the patterned flow of words or phrases in writing that creates musicality and affects the pace at which it is read.
A flashback is when an author interrupts the chronological order of events in a story to provide background information about past events.
Foreshadowing is when an author hints at future events or outcomes in subtle ways, creating anticipation for what will happen next.