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1 Where The Red Fern Grows Written by: Wilson Rawls

2 Flashback a transition (in Books or Films)
A Literary Device a transition (in Books or Films) to an earlier event or scene that interrupts the normal chronological development of the story

3 Famous Flashbacks Movies
In Movies

4 The Setting: Central United States

5 Setting: The Ozarks Missouri Illinois Kansas Tennessee Arkansas
Oklahoma Mississippi

6 The Setting: The Ozarks

7 Similar Illinois Vs. ozarks Different

8 “The Big Tree”

9 Breed: Redbone Coonhound

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17 The Characters

18 Billy Protagonist

19 Momma Billy’s Parents Papa

20 Grandpa Billy

21 The Pritchard Boys

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