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A macronarrative is a series of consecutive [[Verses]] - the time from the beginning to the end of a single reality. For example, the Universe is our current Verse. Most Verses are unrelated, but a macronarrative consists of three Verses wherein events within the preceding Verse lead to the creation of the next Verse. In other words, the three Verses can count as a single, interrupted chain of events, also known as a narrative. | |||
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A macronarrative is a series of consecutive Verses - the time from the beginning to the end of a single reality. For example, the Universe is our current Verse. Most Verses are unrelated, but a macronarrative consists of three Verses wherein events within the preceding Verse lead to the creation of the next Verse. In other words, the three Verses can count as a single, interrupted chain of events, also known as a narrative.