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  1. Jhunter

    Jhunter Mmm, bacon. Contributor

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    Jump in time.

    Discussion in 'Word Mechanics' started by Jhunter, Oct 19, 2011.

    For a significant jump in time should you use a couple line breaks just like you would for a POV change? Or is a new paragraph sufficient?
     
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    a line break could work... so could a new paragraph... it depends on what the time frame is and how it relates to what it comes after... could also call for a new chapter... only you can decide which works best...
     
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    Ok, thanks, I figured as much. I just wanted to make sure.
     
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