Worksheet on Cyclical Structure: Circular Narrative
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A worksheet covering Cyclical Structure - Circular Narrative for Year 9 students.
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Worksheet on Cyclical Structure: Circular Narrative
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Introduction to Circular Narrative
It was as if time had come full circle, returning her to the place where her journey had begun. The familiar streets, once full of hope, now echoed with memories of what once was. As she looked around, a sense of closure washed over her, knowing that she had come back to where everything had started. The cycle was complete, and she felt ready to move forward, unburdened by the past.
Analysing Circular Structure
The town’s streets were quiet, much like they had been on that first day. Memories seemed to linger in the air, as if nothing had changed. Walking past the old shop, she felt a sense of déjà vu, as if her journey was leading her back to where it all began. The story was a perfect circle, closing the gap between past and present.
Creative Writing Task
Create a story where the ending mirrors the opening scene or situation, emphasising the cyclical nature of the narrative.
Effects of Circular Narrative
Circular narratives can create a sense of closure and emphasise themes of time, memory, and fate. They often evoke feelings of nostalgia or inevitability, as the story loops back to its starting point.
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- 12/31/2025
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- 12/31/2025
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