Question

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view slides 13 - 15. how do the slides deal with pacing or chronological transitions without using transitional words or phrases?

Explanation:

This comic uses visual cues and sound effects to show chronological progression and pacing without transitional words. First, the clock's presence and the dialogue about 7:15 establish a time marker. The "DING" sound effect signals the clock hitting the stated time, marking a time shift. Finally, the "RING" sound (likely an alarm) and the character's movement show the next chronological step, moving from the character's resolve to the moment they act. Panel layout also guides the reader through the sequence of thoughts and events in order.

Answer:

The slides (comic panels) convey pacing and chronological transitions through:

1. Visual time cues (the clock, dialogue referencing 7:15) to establish a timeline.
2. Onomatopoeic sound effects ("DING", "RING") that signal the passage of time and trigger the next event in sequence.
3. Sequential panel layout that guides the reader through the character's thoughts, the passage of the targeted time, and the subsequent action in chronological order.