Dual Timeline

A storytelling structure in which a narrative unfolds across two distinct time periods, often weaving together past and present to reveal connections, contrasts, or hidden truths. This technique allows audiences to see how earlier events influence later outcomes, deepening themes of cause and effect. It also creates dramatic tension by gradually disclosing information across parallel storylines

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