(Tell Them Not to Kill Me! (1951)) . Explain why the author tells the story through a flashback. Consider how the structure fits the content of the story and how it contributes to the story's impact on readers

welp i believe that we should change a lot of thing ( obviously stuff like racism, etc ) but the main thing would be just dont lie. i know it sounds simple but count how many times you lie tomorrow and youll see what the actual problem is. i know we all tell those little white lies but those little white lies can change this world completely : ) (do i still get brainliest? )

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life as we knew it is the harrowing tale of a family trying to survive in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic world. a young adult novel, the story is told from the point-of-view of sixteen-year-old miranda and takes the form of her journal entries. miranda finds her world thrown into complete chaos when an asteroid hits the moon and shifts it out of orbit, moving it closer to earth. though the event is expected, scientific calculations about the event are somehow misread and dire consequences follow. the increase in the moon’s gravitational pull immediately causes massive tidal waves and tsunamis that decimate most of the world’s coastal cities. with the erosion of coastlines, even inland cities are soon destroyed. power is disrupted, phone and cell lines work only sporadically and the nation’s supply lines are affected as well, leaving hundreds of thousands dead, presumed dead and/or missing.