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They might want to develop character or show what their actions will do.

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to make sure your paying attention

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To tell a story from different perspectives and yes

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To engage the reader more

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to show you whats is going on a different times to give u a better view. No i can no think of anything

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to see what cause the actions that characters are taking

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no because then it would be confusing. not that i know of

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- Tirzah

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This technique gives multiple perspectives throughout the story. I can not think of any shows that do that.

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So that you see multiple sides of the story and it is more interactive for the reader anddddd so you can spice up a simple story.

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i think the author did that to make the story more entertaining and like a film and one of the tv series i watched that used this technique was 13 reasons why

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They might want to show how it affects people before it introduces what happens

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It's to show the relationship between the storylines, how a character effected others in the past or future, or allow the reader to know something the main character does not. Yes I can think of lots of books and TV shows that use this technique.

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It shows the results of Brent's journey and how he affected others with it. Personally I like when author's use this because it makes me more intrigued to know how the stores align. I know a couple of things that use two different storylines and jumping around in time but I can't remember exact names.

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To give a little background information about different peoples lives and how they tie into the story. The OA with is like this tv show on Netflix

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They do it so that the whole book correlates with each other and the reader knows what happens after. Pretty Little Liars, and a lot of Netflix shows (The OA).

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To make the readers think, the book we are reading now.

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They want to show the relationship between separate storylines, relating to how many people across places relate to each other. This is often used in crime shows and other such things to introduce plot.

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i  think to make sure that we are paying attention to the book, but i think that it is annoying if you ask me.

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One of my favorite TV shows of all time LOST, does time jumps sooooooooo well. I LOVE that show so much I want to watch it forever. Everyone should watch LOST.

People do this to make the story more interesting, and have more detail.

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I think an author would do this to better enhance the attention of the reader. But tbh it just confuses me and i get upset and don't wanna read it😭but i like this one,and i know of a show that had something similar but i currently forgot what it was.