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Third-Person Flashback

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33 feature instances
33 referencing feature instances

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Third-Person Flashback	label	Third-Person Flashback
Third-Person Flashback	page	ThirdPersonFlashback
Third-Person Flashback	comment	Sometimes as a person recalls an event, we get to see what happened then... but wait, why is this person's memory showing the person who remembered it? For example, if Bob remembered a date with Alice, and we see in his memories: Alice at table, waiting... then Bob appears late and in such a messy state! If it's Bob's memory, we should be seeing it though his eyes...or at least, we certainly shouldn't see anything from before the point when he showed up. Usually an acceptable break from reality as it's usually hard to convey events through someone's viewpoint, and sometimes because the stage cannot be recreated with the remembering character's viewpoint if it was filmed much earlier. Another reason this could be an acceptable break from reality is for some nice visual cues or adding a Rewatch Bonus into the Third-Person Flashback. A Third-Person Flashback could be perfect for placing a Chekhov's Gun of some kind, a Brick Joke, Funny Background Event, or a bit of Foreshadowing. For example, Bob had lost something and he remembers where it was, but it was right behind him - this would be lost in a first person flashback but by showing it third-person, the viewer can observe where the item Bob was looking for is, allowing for some comedy or drama. Anything transmitted through an Exposition Beam is likely to be this. A sign of an Unreliable Narrator. As this is very common, only list examples that are subversions or aversions, or otherwise unusual.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_120bc4c6	comment	The Strange Revenge of Lena Luthor: In Lex Luthor's flashback scene, Supergirl is seen checking several files to discover the identity of Lena's parents', an event which Lex did not witness personally.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_1beda93b	comment	Sluggy Freelance: When Torg flashes back to a secret mission he sent Zoë on, most of the action is naturally from Zoë's point of view. Even if we assume she briefed him on the details afterward, though, there's still a short scene occurring after Zoë had left the building, which the author, noting that it's "unknowable to Torg", helpfully dubs a "flashbatical meanwhile".
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Third-Person Flashback / int_1da5c84d	comment	Fear Street's second film is told entirely in flashback by C Berman to Josh and Deena. This is used to disguise the twist that she is actually an older Ziggy and not Cindy, showing events that neither sister would possibly know about. This does admittedly make it unclear just how much of what is shown she is actually telling, and some fans like to joke that she told the entire story in the third person.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_2967d4d6	comment	In The Death of Luthor, Jerro recounts via flashback the story of the battle between the Atlantean hero Garr Rindaz and a sea monster, which took place long before Jerro was born.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_30395cb1	comment	Invader Zim (Oni): In issue #39, the Memory Visualizer device that Inquisitous "the Observer" uses on Dib, Zim, Gaz and GIR works on this principle, projecting the memories of the person it's being used on via screen, which shows them from an outside perspective rather than through the eyes of the person the memories belong to. Dib questions why this is, but Inquisitous hushes him.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_3b11106f	comment	In Flash Gordon, as Doctor Klytus and General Kala are draining Hans Zarkov's mind, historical events are seen in third person (things Zarkov watched on television, for example), but his personal memories (like when he was fired from the university, or meeting and marrying his wife) are all shot from first person.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_3f3abe9	comment	The Rick and Morty episode "Morty's Mind Blowers" has a series of short vignettes, depicted as being Morty's memories, that have been physically stored and erased. One memory cuts to another set of people, that Morty hadn't even met at that point. Morty questions this, and Rick explains that he cut some things together to make it flow better.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_3f633fb4	comment	Cracked mocked The Eternal Mind usage of this trope.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_505f1d9f	comment	The Plague of the Antibiotic Man: As he chases Nam-Ek over the ocean, Superman has a flashback showing the events which led the Kryptonian scientist to become an immortal monster five hundred years ago... no one of which were witnessed by Superman.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_54d32fc4	comment	In Supergirl's Three Super Girl-Friends, Brainiac 5 narrates his infamous ancestor's final defeat, which happened ten centuries ago, via a flashback.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_5b90dd16	comment	Death & the Family: As Supergirl tells the story of the Silver Banshee, a montage shows scenes of Banshee's past which Kara never witnessed.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_63230cb	comment	Dragon Ball Z Abridged: Frequently parodied:
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Third-Person Flashback / int_6392a219	comment	The Mansion of E: All flashbacks are shown with all characters blackened out with, sometimes with vague background. At one point, the author stated that it is possible that person doing flashback may have misremembered or imagines what have happened. Example.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_6b59682f	comment	Wasted Away: Radon's memories are third-person, and represented as video tapes in his mind.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_6e1d5f36	comment	Farscape: As Bialar Crais is forced to recall events on the memory probing chair operated by Scorpius, the screen shows Crais snapping his executive officer's neck when she found out that he was committing barratry.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_72c7235	comment	Unintentionally hilarious in The Star Wars Holiday Special, when Chewbacca's memories are all film clips from A New Hope. Noted by Rifftrax:
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Third-Person Flashback / int_7884e8d1	comment	Pulp Fiction's flashback to when Butch is given his father's watch, with Christopher Walken telling him the story, starts in first-person but then goes third.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: The Strange Revenge of Lena Luthor: In Lex Luthor's flashback scene, Supergirl is seen checking several files to discover the identity of Lena's parents', an event which Lex did not witness personally. Death & the Family: As Supergirl tells the story of the Silver Banshee, a montage shows scenes of Banshee's past which Kara never witnessed. The Phantom Zone: During the initial flashback sequence, Charlie Kweskill sees the memories of the criminals sent into the Phantom Zone. Justified, since they were telepathically projecting them into his mind. The Plague of the Antibiotic Man: As he chases Nam-Ek over the ocean, Superman has a flashback showing the events which led the Kryptonian scientist to become an immortal monster five hundred years ago... no one of which were witnessed by Superman. The Leper from Krypton: After being infected with an alien virus, Superman remembers what happened the last time that plague hit Krypton, several centuries before he was born. In The Death of Luthor, Jerro recounts via flashback the story of the battle between the Atlantean hero Garr Rindaz and a sea monster, which took place long before Jerro was born. In Supergirl's Three Super Girl-Friends, Brainiac 5 narrates his infamous ancestor's final defeat, which happened ten centuries ago, via a flashback. The Life Story of Superman: As telling his life's story, Superman's flashbacks include Jor-El's failed meetings with Krypton Science Council, Argo City's being hurled into space when Krypton exploded, and Supergirl facing a common criminal. Neither of those events were witnessed by Superman himself. "The Super Steed Of Steel": When Comet tells his origin, his flashback includes his enemy Maldor's reaction to his transformation, and Maldor devising a new scheme against Comet.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_928f959d	comment	Dragon Ball Super: In the "Granolah the Survivor Arc", Monaito's flashback includes Bardock meeting Granolah and his mother Muezli, an event which was not witnessed by the Namekian elder.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_976efc02	comment	The Rifftrax gang also mocked this back in Mystery Science Theater 3000:
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Third-Person Flashback / int_9e2819c9	comment	Averted in all flashbacks in Silent Hill: Homecoming as flashbacks are in first person.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: It happens in every long flashback, but in several cases, the third person scenes are really only there to enlighten the viewer with the whole picture of the past events, because the main character in the flashback often doesn't understand the whole situation, and so it would be confusing and not very good Exposition to only tell the story through his/her eyes. In most cases, it's not that noteworthy because one character is simply flashing back without any other character knowing it. However, in a few cases, like Nojiko's and Jimbei's, the trope is played straight: here, the flashback is actually one character telling his/her recollection of times past, and the flashback is a Show, Don't Tell method preferable in manga instead of filling page after page with long speech bubbles. Still, the flashback should logically be told from Nojiko's and Jimbei's points of view, but there are still some scenes (especially in Jimbei's flashback) that they don't take part in and shouldn't realistically know about.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_ad785c1a	comment	The Life Story of Superman: As telling his life's story, Superman's flashbacks include Jor-El's failed meetings with Krypton Science Council, Argo City's being hurled into space when Krypton exploded, and Supergirl facing a common criminal. Neither of those events were witnessed by Superman himself.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_b2bf1826	comment	An episode in Touched by an Angel used this in the episode where a student was accused of plagiarizing. The flashback started with what the person remembered, and it was then extended to include something the person didn't see (his own submission being modified by a person he helped). That caused a negative reaction from the person, who wasn't present during the extended portion.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_c0c57462	comment	Justified in Chrono Trigger. During the trial, all the flashbacks of what you did are in third-person, because they were actually coming from somebody else's descriptions.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_c4a22754	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series: Lampshaded occasionally, even making fun of how Tèa was somehow able to remember something when she was unconscious.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_d89f5444	comment	The Phantom Zone: During the initial flashback sequence, Charlie Kweskill sees the memories of the criminals sent into the Phantom Zone. Justified, since they were telepathically projecting them into his mind.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_dc414e1c	comment	The Leper from Krypton: After being infected with an alien virus, Superman remembers what happened the last time that plague hit Krypton, several centuries before he was born.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_ec02633a	comment	The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: As Geralt follows in Ciri's footsteps, he has witnesses recount when they last saw her, which the player experiences as gameplay in control of Ciri during the events.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_f0a86c12	comment	How I Met Your Mother: Lampshaded in an episode when, while Barney and Robin are discussing something within a closed room, Robin says how hard it is to measure any men since she and Ted broke up. Future Ted then says "I wasn't there but this is how I imagine it happened." During his quest for a perfect week (7 women in 7 nights), Barney is largely narrating by being interviewed by Jim Nantz. During this he does exactly the same thing, assuming that each of his friends were in love with him in various ways.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_f74b5f80	comment	In the Babylon 5 Pilot show, this is notable averted when Kosh got poisoned and a telepath saw the events as seen from Kosh's eyes.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_fa450b74	comment	The 2002 remake of Carrie restores the book's Scrapbook Story structure, but also uses this to build to a new twist ending. Sue is giving testimony to the police investigating the case, and the flashbacks are mostly from Carrie's perspective. Because Sue revived Carrie with CPR and is now hiding her from the police. Her knowing more information is justified when Carrie's psychic powers gives Sue access to her thoughts and memories.
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Third-Person Flashback / int_ff2165b	comment	Cold Case, a series which uses flashbacks heavily, usually plays this straight in terms of showing it from a third-person perspective, but generally sticks to only showing the parts of the scene that the character could have witnessed. More than that, it's frequently significant that they do it that way, because the thing that the witness missed ends up being an important twist later.
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Lady In White / int_cf91b600	type	Third-Person Flashback
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Wasted Away (Webcomic) / int_cf91b600	type	Third-Person Flashback

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